Best Soup, Stew, and Chowder Recipes
Soup
is a savory liquid food that is made by
combining ingredients, such as meat, vegetables and beans in stock or hot
water, until the flavor is extracted, forming a broth. Boiling was not a
common cooking technique until the invention of waterproof containers (which
probably came in the form of pouches made of animal skin) about 5,000 years
ago, so soups presumably were little-known before that time.
Recipes
Include:
Soup
Basic Brown
Soup Stock
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15-Minute Albondigas
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Alfredo Broccoli
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Alfredo Scallops in Herbed Bread Bowls
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Almond Chicken
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American
Onion Soup
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Ancho Tortilla Soup
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Antelope Hills Peanut Soup
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Aunt June's Soup Beans
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Bacon & Baked Potato Soup
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Baked Bean
Soup
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Beef Barley Soup
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Black
Bean and Cilantro
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Charleston
Harbor Oriental
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Chicken Gumbo
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Chicken
Noodle Soup
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Chicken Tarragon
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Cold Avocado Soup
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Country Cheese Soup
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Cream of Crab Soup
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Cream of
Cucumber
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Cream of Peanut Soup
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Cream of
Peanut Soup 2
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Cream of Turkey
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Creamy Carrot Soup with Toasted Cumin and
Coriander
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Creamy Pumpkin Soup
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Creamy
Wild Rice and Turkey
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Creole Soup
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Crossword
Puzzle Soup
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Easy Cheesy Vegetable Soup
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El
Paso Taco Soup
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Fast and Fantastic Black Bean Soup
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Fire-Roasted Tomato Basil Soup
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Garden
Vegetable Soup
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Giblet Stock I
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Grandma Mary's Bacon Potato Soup
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Goulash
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Hearty
Sausage and Potato Soup
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Herbed Tomato Soup
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Hayes Black-Walnut Bisque
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Hot Dog, Mac &
Cheese Soup
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Incredibly Creamy Potato Soup
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Italian Barley Soup
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La Paz Cream of
Artichoke Soup
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Maryland Crab
Soup
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Michigan Black Bean
Soup
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Milwaukee Beer Soup
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Peanut
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Philadelphia Pepperpot Soup
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Popcorn
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Portuguese Bean Soup
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Potato Soup
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Pumpkin and Apple
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Old Fashioned
Chicken Noodle
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Old Fashioned
Vegetable
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Old Time Tomato
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Quick Italian Soup
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Sausage &
Black Bean Soup
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Sausage and
Cheese Soup
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Sausage, Tomato and Tortellini Soup
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Senate Bean
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San Francisco Style French Onion
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Spicy Pumpkin
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Southwest
Chicken Corn Soup
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Southwestern Gazpacho
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Sun-Dried Tomato and Penne Soup
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Surfing Pineapple
Gazpacho
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Sycamore Creek Gazpacho Soup
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Thai
Style Sausage Soup
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Tuscan Pasta
and Chickpea
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Tzvivvelle
(Cream of Onion Soup)
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Virginia Pea Soup
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Wendy
Kims Chicken
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White
Bean and Spinach Soup
Chowder and Stews
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Acapulco Corn Chowder
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Beef Chowder
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Beef
Stew with Cilantro
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Corn Chowder
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Green Chile Stew with Pork
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Curried Chicken Stew
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Irish Stew
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Maui Hamburger
Stew
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Quick and Creamy Chicken Stew
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Quick and Easy Beef Stew
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Rocky Mountain
Bean Chowder
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Schooner Sparerib Stew
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Southwest Beef Stew
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Southwestern Cilantro Beef Stew
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Vegetable
Garbanzo Stew with Couscous
Over the centuries, the terms gruel
and potage have become separated from broth and stock
(and their refinement, consomme). The language may have shifted over
time, but the modern definitions of soup and stew were established in the
18th century: soups usually are more liquid; stews are thicker, containing
more solid ingredients. Stews are cooked in covered containers for longer
periods of time, at a gentle boil with less water and at a lower heat.
Traditionally, soups are classified into two broad
groups: clear soups and thick soups. The established French
classifications of clear soups are bouillon and consomme.
Thick soups are classified depending upon the type of thickening agent used:
purees are vegetable soups thickened with starch; bisques are
made from pureed shellfish thickened with cream; cream soups are
thickened with bechamel sauce; and velout's are thickened with eggs,
butter and cream. Other ingredients commonly used to thicken soups and
broths include rice, flour, and grain.
A stew is a common dish made of vegetables and meat cooked in some
sort of broth or sauce.
The line between stew and soup is often a thin one, but in
general a stew's ingredients are cut in larger pieces, it is thicker, more
likely to be eaten as the main course than as a starter dish and often
contains cuts of meat that need longer cooking to become tender.
Stewing has a long tradition in cookery. Popular recipes
for regional stews, such as gumbo, bouillabaisse, Brunswick stew, and burgoo
became common during the 19th century and have increased in popularity
during the 20th century.
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