Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With soup season in full swing, we've got several bowlfuls in our rotation, but the one we keep coming back to again and again?

I make a lot of soup at home. Every week, I whip up a vat or two of my family’s favorite recipes, like cabbage and potato, lemony matzo ball, and creamy tomato. Recently, I decided I wanted to add a ...

Who has not heard of Italian wedding soup? It got its name from the fact that all the ingredients go together well, just like a married couple. There are many versions of this soup and it is perfect ...

This soup actually has nothing to do with weddings! The reference seems to be a bastardized translation from Neapolitan Italian that originally meant to “wed” together lesser cuts of meat with wild ...

Despite the name, Italian wedding soup has nothing to do with nuptials. The name comes from “minestra maritata” (married soup) which refers to the marriage of meat and vegetables in a broth-based soup ...

Michael Kelleher, Meiers Corners Ingredients: 6 Italian sausage links, 3 sweet, 3 hot 4 tablespoons olive oil 1 large sweet onion, diced 5 cloves garlic, chopped 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper ...

Italian Wedding Soup Though Mr. Campanaro doesn’t include pasta in the version that appears in his cookbook, this recipe brings it back into the mix. Any small noodle will do. Washing the escarole ...