Food / 9 February, 2018 / My Baba
Thanks to loads of chefs and bloggers, we’ve built up quite the collection of delicious recipes on our site. Now, with this chilly weather in full swing, we’re finding ourselves craving hearty and warming soups to kick back and cosy up with. Here are our favourite healthy soup recipes to make for the whole family or to cook up a batch and take into the office each day.
Pure Goodness is the only way to describe this rosy-coloured soup with its healthy mash up of beetroot, zucchini and fennel. Here’s the recipe.
It may not be Halloween, but we refuse to pull pumpkin off the menu. Simple and speedy, you’ll be cosied up with this warming soup in not time at all. Check out the recipe.
Is that a pasta dish or a soup? Who even cares? It’s exactly what you need in your belly on an icy winter’s day. Find out how to make this chicken, pasta soup here.
Soupy, scrumptious, spicy freshness makes up this Daylesford dish. Bundle in loads of pancetta to add a hunt of smokiness to this super soup. Get the recipe here.
Anything creamy and coconutty and reminiscent of a Thai green curry is bound to work in soup form. Mop up the sweet and spicy mix with some freshly baked bread. Click here for the recipe.
If you aren’t packing your soups with squash and ginger, what’re you playing at? Squash for all your vits and ginger for reducing nausea, aches and pains, menstrual pain and everything else. Check out the Hemsley + Hemsley recipe here.
A classic, but such a hard one to perfect. Marie Chantel combines fresh Italian ingredients with Manuka honey and apple cider vinegar in here take on roasted tomato soup. She also serves with grilled cheese croutons – yes, we love her. See full recipe here.
You don’t have to be sick to indulge in a chicken noodle soup. You just need to find contentment in curling up indoors on a cool winter’s day. Keep out the cold with Health Warrior’s recipe here.
We’ve been drooling over the Melissa Hemsley’s Eat Happy recipes in the office. Can’t wait to get home and make this bad-ass spicy black bean soup. Fire it up with some smoked paprika and serve with fresh guac. Full recipe, click here.
Another chunky soup that’ll give you a boost of nutrients and leave you feeling warm and content. We love a good minestrone. Read the recipe here.
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