Celebrate Soup Season (aka Winter) With These 27 Recipes

Beat the Winter blues with a bowl of hearty pumpkin chili.

The addition of green tea to this recipe's broth might sound odd, but it adds a mild bitterness and a clean savory note.

Spice up your dinner routine with a piping hot bowl of curried cauliflower soup.

Bloody Mary soup is part soup, part cocktail, and all fabulous.

This modern take on an Italian classic won't leave you peckish.

Let your crockpot do the heavy lifting for this ramen recipe.

Consider this your weeknight secret weapon. Through some crafty tricks, it's ready in about 30 minutes.

For a fast and easy chicken posole fix, try this recipe.

To make this soup Winter-friendly, sub canned tomatoes for the called-for romas.

You might expect a Julia Child recipe to be fussy, but not this simple potato leek soup.

This lush, substantial mushroom soup is vegan, but far from flavorless.

A splash of cream (a mere two tablespoons) gives this golden soup body and texture.

No need to be fighting a cold to tuck into a bowl of comforting chicken noodle soup.

One up the classic combo of tomato soup and grilled cheese by floating grilled cheese croutons in the soup.

Perfect for game day, brown-bag lunches, and weeknight dinners (thanks to its cooking method), this slow-cooker chili is mighty versatile.

Far from boring, this pureed option is garnished with roasted chickpeas, a lemon-tahini dollop, parsley, and za'atar.

This minestrone just takes a few minutes to prepare!

Made from pantry staples, this fast and easy recipe has your back on busy weeknights.

Feeding a crowd? Set up a baked potato soup bar, so guests can pile their bowls high with their favorite toppings.

Coconut milk and a smattering of spices give this cold-weather staple a major upgrade.

This slow-cooker taco soup needs no explanation as to why it made the cut.

Unlike most cream of broccoli soups, this garlicky version isn't too heavy. Its secret? A Greek yogurt béchamel.

A rainbow of vegetables, including carrots, potatoes, and onions, go into this delicious option.

You're not going to find a better take on chicken tortilla soup than this one from Dean Fearing, a master of Southwestern cuisine.

For something a bit different, garnish soup with a swirl of za'atar oil. (It's easy to make, we swear.)

Curry paste and coconut milk give this noodle soup Thai flair.

Bust out your slow cooker for this comforting classic.