
Ribollita (Tuscan Bread and Vegetable Soup)
Tuscans favor soup over pasta as a first course, and no soup is more revered in the region than this hearty vegetable one thickened with

Tuscans favor soup over pasta as a first course, and no soup is more revered in the region than this hearty vegetable one thickened with

Swiss chard is at its best in early fall when the weather turns cool. For this soup, chard is cooked with tomatoes, garlic, and onion.

Acquacotta, or “cooked water,” the traditional name for this soup, suggests that not much is required to make it. It was originally a peasant dish,

Cucina povera, meaning “the cooking of the poor,” showcases the talent of Italian cooks in creating something extraordinary with limited ingredients. This hearty and comforting

One summer in Rome, the temperature hovered in the high 90s for days. We didn’t have our usual appetite for classic Roman dishes, but we

Bouillon is a flavorful liquid made by simmering meat, bones, vegetables, herbs, and spices in water. It is commonly used as a base for soups,

Chicken, potatoes, and mild savoy cabbage in a savory broth make for a satisfying meal-perfect for a weeknight or a Sunday afternoon while you’re watching

Nothing says comfort” like chicken noodle soup-a steaming, rich broth filled with tender chunks of chicken and vegetables and a tangle of noodles. There is

Curried soups are a nice change of pace from the usual weeknight fare. Brimming with succulent chicken, golden potatoes, yellow lentils, and a touch of

This hearty but elegant soup is thick with succulent bits of chicken, crunchy vegetables, and chewy wild rice. It’s a crowd-pleaser and so simple to


