I grew some radishes in the garden and the leaves were just too good to simply throw away so I made this soup with them. In Portugal this soup is normally made with turnip leaves and seeing as radishes are from the same family the taste will be almost identical.

This is most common soup very a very very hot summer in Asia , serve mainly as soup of the day in many local fast food cafe

I've been eating this soup for all my life. When Later on in life, I encountered the typical 'pork soup,' and I was really surprised!I was able to finally put together a recipe I was satisfied with, remembering the way my mother used to make it.It's a very simply flavored light soup, so adjust the amount of salt and soy sauce to your taste.The sizes specified for the solid ingredients are approximate, so vary these to your taste as well.If you don't skim off the scum, the soup will become cloudy. (Using a store-bought scum removal sheet makes this so much easier!) For 3-4 servings. Recipe by Kakigori

This soup is very easy to make, cooking oil free, healthy, and very suitable for all weather.

I got a pork roast from the store for real cheap and after eating on it for 3 days, I figures I would make soup out of the rest. My 13 year old daughter and I came up with the recipe and she made it all by herself with just a little help putting the veggies and meat into the boiling pot.

I have made pork miso soup many times, and finally this recipe was created.To neutralise the porky smell, cook with minced ginger. Add the pork later to keep its tenderness and flavor.Do not boil too much once you add miso, or the nice miso aroma disappears. Adjust the amount of miso depending on its saltiness. Recipe by romanee

All In A Pot With Bits And Pieces Of Leftover Vegetables

If you’re looking for the perfect soup recipe to try out this Korean Beef and Radish soup is gonna be your new favorite! My husband and I eat this soup whenever we find some good quality Korean radishes at the Asian market. It’s perfectly balanced with meat and vegetables and a little bit of crisp spice from the Serrano peppers.We love to enjoy this soup with some glass noodles, fresh rice and a side of kimchi.We always have some high quality salt and black pepper on the table for whenever we enjoy this soup because the salt amount varies from person to person, for example my in laws prefer their soup less salty but my husband and I prefer more salt.So it’s a good way for each person to customize their own soup.

I’ve been trying to use up this massive smoked pork shoulder in the fridge. There’s no way I can just eat sandwiches with all of it… or maybe I could. But I opted for a soup this time.

I wanted to make a soup that would be filling enough to be a side dish.Adjust the seasonings to your taste.You can also use pre-grated garlic or ginger from a tube.The toppings are also to taste.It's also delicious with some rice! Recipe by Kumahachi