We took some simple vegetarian ingredients and turned them into a lovely starter or, in larger portions, our dal soup makes a great cheap and cheerful family dinner. And remember that because they are small, split in half and skinned, red lentils are the quickest cooking of all pulses. However, they tend to disintegrate – this makes them great for dals and soups, less so for salads or sides.
Looking for ways to turn our coconut soup into a one-pot meat-free dinner? Simply add some chunks of roast sweet potato. Yum!
You don’t have to miss out on the fresh taste of the West Coast just because it’s cold outside. Treat yourselves to our scrumptious seafood soup this weekend.
Every home cook needs this ridiculously easy classic in their repertoire. The trick to that timeless earthy flavour is to cook your onions on a very low heat, slowly. This may take some time, but it will be worth it. Make sure they get some nice dark colour, just short of burning, for a perfectly rich French onion soup.
This barley soup is the vegetarian bowl of goodness you have been looking for – perfect for a chilly winter’s day. Top it with our easy-to-make dumplings and settle in for comfort food like never before.
It doesn’t get cosier (or tastier) than this! This cheap and cheerful curried lamb and lentil soup requires minimal ingredients, minimal time and minimal effort. All resulting in maximum flavour.
Make your name in the make-ahead-game with this simple and tasty recipe. Whip up a huge batch and freeze it, so that it’s ready to go when you don’t feel like making dinner. And this broccoli and cheddar soup also makes for an amazing starter for when you have people over for lunch or dinner.
Bone-based meaty broths are perfect for winter because of the vast array of health benefits they boast. This one is budget-friendly, easy to make and packed with nutrients. Serve it up this chilly season to keep the cold at bay in the yummiest way possible.
Winter is officially here and we can’t wait to cook the most amazing soups and stews with you this season. First up is our hearty butternut soup with a soy-sesame brittle. If you love Asian-fusion, this recipe is for you!
This Italian veggie and bean soup is hearty and filling - perfect for a nutrient-dense meatless Monday that won’t leave you missing the meat. It’s also a lovely way to use up stale bread or bread crusts.