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7 of My Favorite Quick and Easy Soups

I love making soup! There are so many varieties and you can experiment freely. I am sharing 7 of my favorite quick and easy soups.

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I am going to share 7 of my favorite soups. They are perfect for any type of weather and any time of year. Soups are a favorite for several reasons.

They are:

  • Tasty
  • Quick and Easy to Prepare
  • Able to Feed a Crowd
  • Easy as Leftovers
  • Usually Better the Following Day
  • Filled with Variety

7 of My Favorite Soups

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#1 Fiesta Chicken Soup

When I think about quick and easy soups, this Fiesta Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup comes to mind. It is one of the creamiest soups I have ever eaten!

This creamy chicken noodle soup recipe is perfect for the whole family. It is a quick comfort food in all seasons, especially on busy weeknights. It is sure to become a family favorite.

Several ingredients for Easy Chicken Soup are on a kitchen counter, including Velveeta cheese, elbow macaroni, an onion, cans of chicken, Rotel tomatoes, chicken broth, and olive oil, with kitchen cabinets in the background.
A large pot of Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup with a yellow base and chunks of tomatoes simmers on the stovetop. In the background, a decorative plaque reads, "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.
A hand holds a spoonful of creamy macaroni soup with vegetables and herbs over a white bowl—an inviting example of easy soups—resting on a wooden table adorned with a decorative cloth and greenery.

Click here for the super easy recipe.

#2 Crock Pot Broccoli Cheese Soup

KariAnne from Thistlewood Farms shared this one, and I immediately bought the ingredients! I have gotten many complements on this soup, but I cannot take the credit for this one.

A hand holds a spoonful of thick, creamy yellow soup with herbs over a white bowl, placed on a beige cloth—perfect for those seeking easy soups. Decorative greenery adds a fresh touch in the background.

Click here to get the recipe.

#3 Creamy Tortellini Soup

Oh my goodness! This hearty soup is delicious and very quick to make!

We had tortellini soup for the first time just a few years ago. There are so many ways to make it, so I experimented until I found the best one for our family.

A hand pours cream from a blue measuring cup into a pot of creamy tortellini soup with spinach and tomato sauce on the stovetop. A wooden spoon rests in the soup, while stacked cups appear in the background.
A red bowl of creamy tomato tortellini soup with spinach and dumplings sits on a decorative cloth mat on a wooden table. In the background, a plant with lush green leaves adds a touch of nature.

Here is a link to get this quick but delicious Creamy Tortellini Soup recipe.

#4 Green Chile Stew with Pork

This recipe came about with Jay trying to duplicate a green chili stew at a place where you used to just “Raise the flag.” It took him a while, but this is even better than what you could get at that restaurant – healthier too!

This is an easy dump and go recipe. The most difficult part is cutting up the vegetables! The cook time will depend on the method you choose to cook it.

A spoon lifts a hearty soup with chicken and vegetables from an Instant Pot, its steam rising like memories of a beautiful wedding and a crazy honeymoon. The pot sits on the kitchen counter, framed by wooden cabinets.
A steaming bowl of vegetable soup with chunks of meat, potatoes, onions, and greens in a red bowl. The bowl sits on a blue fabric coaster with white and brown dog patterns, placed on a brown surface.

Click the link here to get this delicious recipe!

#5 Corn Chowder

Stacy Ling from Bricks N’ Blooms shared this one. I love her site and her ideas!

She shares such easy but delicious meals! Here is the link to the Corn Chowder.

#6 Easy Tomato Basil Soup

This is a recipe I found on Pinterest, by The Stay at Home Chef.

favorite tomato basil soup

Here is a link I found to this delicious recipe: Easy Tomato Basil Soup.

#7 Daddy’s Famous Stew (At Least in our family)

Almost every time my dad makes stew, he calls to see if we want to come over to eat – of course we do!

No one can make it exactly like him, but he has given us the recipe to try. Whatever he does, the meat turns out so tender, and all of the vegetables are flavorful.

You are in for a treat with this one!

A handwritten recipe on a torn piece of paper lists ingredients and instructions for an Easy Soups favorite, using ground meat, onion, celery, potatoes, carrots, tomatoes, corn, and basil—ending with advice about perfect cooking timing.
A bowl of vegetable pasta soup with elbow macaroni, carrots, potatoes, and tomatoes sits on a floral napkin atop a wooden table—one of My Favorite Soups for a cozy meal.

Here is a link to my dad’s homemade Beef Stew.

This hearty stew goes great with my parents’ homemade cornbread! In our family, it is a must.

My Favorite Soup Items

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A silver and black slow cooker with a digital display showing 160°F, perfect for crafting white mint hot chocolate. It features a glass lid with a thermometer inserted into roasting meat inside. The cooker also includes handles on both sides and displays the brand name at the bottom.
A set of four kitchen ladles in black, red, blue, and green is shown. Perfect for serving creamy recipes like tortellini soup. The prominent black ladle boasts a tag reading "Lifetime Warranty," and each one has a hole for hanging at the handle’s end.

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I hope you enjoyed this post. Please share any thoughts, ideas, recipes, or applications you have.

Until next time,

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27 Comments

  1. Anonymous says:

    I’ll have to try Lester’s stew recipe……thanks for sharing.

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  2. Anonymous says:

    Hey Susan!
    I love soup anytime of the year. I will definitely be making some of these.
    Thanks so much.

    Kelly

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  3. Daddy’s stew sounds great. Maine winters are too long and cold; we have soup a lot!

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  5. helenfern says:

    Thanks for sharing at the What’s for Dinner party! Have a wonderful weekend.

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  10. We are big soup eaters at our house and these recipes sound great, especially your dad’s stew.

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    1. I hope you enjoy them! If you try his stew, let me know! 😃

      Reply
  11. D. Calhoun says:

    Do you have nutrition facts for these recipes? Diabetic and need to know accurate carb/fat/sodium levels.

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    1. I’m so sorry, I do not have that information. If I can find a way to get it, I will definitely post it.

      Reply
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  13. Dee | Grammy's Grid says:

    They all sound good!! Thanks so much for linking up at the Unlimited Link Party 96. Shared.

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  14. Dee | Grammy's Grid says:

    CONGRATS Susan! Your post is FEATURED at the Unlimited Link Party 97!

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  15. thetipsylifestyle says:

    That looks so delicious and comforting! I love soups during the winter months. Thanks for sharing 🙂

    Reply
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