From “EatingWell Soups” by Meredith Corp.The soup can be refrigerated for up to 5 days.Per serving: 272 calories; 15 g fat (10 g saturated fat); 0 mg cholesterol; 33 g carbs; 8 g total sugars (added 0 g added sugar); 5 g protein; 7 g fiber; 509 mg sodium; 911 mg potassium. Nutritional bonus: 184 percent daily value of vitamin A; 87 percent vitamin C; 20 percent iron

I created this healthy dish without using ready-made curry roux.Add your choice of chicken, meat and veggies! If you coat the chicken and vegetables in curry powder before sautéing, it will make the soup more aromatic.The trick is to sauté the ketchup well in Step 2, and mix the spices well, as if creating a paste. For 4 servings. Recipe by seoulei

Loosely based on a Thai recipe from a cooking class I took in Ko Lanta, Thailand made from ingredients easily sourced from my small local grocery store. I tried to do it this way to make the recipe more accessible. Not everyone has access to an Asian supermarket..I like spicy food so this will make a very spicy soup. (we're talkin' north-eastern Thai spicy!) Adjust the amount of chiles to taste. I used turkey since it's leaner and cheaper here. Use chicken, shrimp, or any source of protein.

Soup curry is a Japanese local food in Sapporo, capital of Hokkaido. You can use anything you like for toppings. Today, I used chicken legs, green bell pepper, and Japanese mushrooms.#Hokkaido #Japanese #easy

This soup is filling and luscious, while still being bright and fresh with the addition of lime, lemongrass and chile. Its best made with kobocha squash, which gives the soup an unparalleled creaminess, but pumpkin or butternut squash will work and it will still be awesome. I like to serve this with a side of jasmine rice and garnish with a sprinkle of pumpkin seeds, cilantro and a drizzle of heavy cream.

Kabocha squash is the one I use in this recipe because Kabocha is much sweeter and denser than butternut squash, making this soup creamier and tastier.

One of the best soups I've had in a while.This recipe is for InstaPot >>>> but you could cook it on the stove in a regular pot; cooking time is about 45 minutes using medium high heat <<<

PaulN

I love soup curry. I tried making it with the spices I had on hand, and wow! It was quite delicious. I think it's pretty close to the version they serve at a restaurant in Sapporo that I love.If you don't like spicy food, this might be too much for you. It's too spicy for small children.You can use whatever added ingredients you like. I recommend things like daikon radish, lamb, bacon and cabbage. For 2 servings. Recipe by Ryuuchan mama

I wanted to have a light sou curry that would help to alleviate fatigue and make me healthier too. I made this dish using canned tomatoes as the main ingredient.The chili content in garam masala varies by the brand. Adjust the spiciness carefully. For 4 big servings. Recipe by Yukirusan

With kids it's difficult to find the time to go to a soup curry restaurant. So I tried making it at home, and it came out very tasty!!My husband asks me to make this about twice a month.There's a lot of ingredients, but you just add them all together so it's really simple. It maybe takes 30 minutes to make.If you don't add curry powder, it becomes even smoother.Cut back on the ketchup and vinegar for a less acidic, more mild taste.The chicken and soup can be frozen! It's better if you de-bone the chicken. For 2 servings. Recipe by Izumiuna

This soup is eaten best in the autumn and winter seasons. It's full of vitamins and minerals to get you through these cold months. The potatoes and cream give it a nice creamy texture. Eat with some fresh rye bread topped with butter and a slice of spicy ripe cheese.

Love this soup! use vegetable broth if you'd like it to be vegetarian.