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Down here in Australia, winter is starting to set in. One thing I do love about winter is a great soup!!! Last night I made a delicious chicken noodle Soup which will see me through for my work lunches for the next week at least.

Can you share any of your warm, hearty Soup recipes with me please??

I have a few in my arsenal, a pretty good vegetable soup and an amazing curried pumpkin soup, but would like something new to try.

Give me your best....

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@@Sharpie posted this a while back and it is delicious!

chicken tortilla Soup

Recipe:

medium onion- diced-

3 tbls olive oil

3 cans navy Beans

1 can black Beans

1 can corn

2 oz chopped green chili's

1 pak taco seasoning

cooked chicken - I used canned breast

1 cup heavy cream

cook onions in olive oil until translucent, add green chili's, taco mix, all beans and last cooked chicken

heat to a boil, lower the heat to simmer and let it cook 5-10 minutes. add heavy cream and continue simmering as long as you like. it's a great Protein enriched satisfying soup.

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Jambalaya Soup

1Lb smoked sausage sliced

1 Lb chicken breast, cut into squares

2 green peppers, cut or sliced

3 stalks celery sliced

2 cans chicken broth

2 tap minced garlic

Cajun seasoning

Butter

Melt enough butter in large pot to cost and cook chicken. Pour enough Cajun seasoning in a bowl to cost chicken. Place chicken in bowl, stirring to cost it well. Place chicken in pot of butter, cook till almost done. Add sausage and garlic. Cook about 10-15 more minutes. Add green peppers and celery. You may need to add a with me more butter. Saute. When the celery and green pepper are softened add the chicken broth. Add more Cajun seasoning to taste. Let simmer got about 1-2 hours. Delicious.

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chili is my go to in Winter and Summer. it's easy and full of Protein.< /p>

Ground Beef (low fat) or ground turkey (I personally do not like it)

onion- about 1/4 or 1/2 if you like onion

chili mix or make up your own- chili powder, cumin , pepper, salt, cayenne

canned tomatoes

1 can of tomatoe sauce

Beans , any kind pinto, kidney or black beans

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