Meatless Italian Soup. No, you'll never miss the meat, plus the flavors will burst because of the carefully selected superb ingredients!
Potato Kale Soup
Oh, gosh, what's better than a big bowl of belly-warming delicious soup! I don't thing much of anything!
And, some of my favorites are my kale soup, Tuscan chicken soup, and best veggie soup. Then probably my most often made soup? The healing chicken soup! It's got those ingredients that will boost your immune system!
Tuscan Potato Soup Recipe
You don't have to wait until you have leftover turkey from Thanksgiving to make my Tuscan Turkey Potato Soup! Substitute chicken or use ground turkey!
Now if you want a Tuscan soup that's creamy and all potato goodness, then here you go! It's like a she crab soup without the crab! Yes, I created this recipe while in Tuscany and having eaten several times at a little family-owned restaurant in Panicale. OMG, it was simple divine!
Old Fashioned Italian Potato Soup
What makes this soup so fabulously tasty! Take a look at the ingredients. You're using beef bone broth and bone broth protein supplement. Yes, it's important to have these staples in your pantry. As Pop and I get older, I invest more of my grocery budget in purchases that will add nutrient density to what I cook for us, and these ingredients hit the mark Also, there's nutritional yeast. And, if you're not familiar with that, then just click here to read more. You'll understand more of why I use it so often in my cooking.
How to Make Italian Potato Soup
Making this Italian Potato Soup is so simple. One pot. And, putting in the ingredients!
Simple Potato Soup Recipe
Honestly, this is probably one of the simplest potato soup recipes I've created. I love the tomato base. And, another flavor booster is the entire sprig of sweet basil you're putting in the soup to cook. Once it's all cooked, just remove the stems, but pluck those leaves off and leave them in the soup.
Meatless Italian Soup
Now if you're intent on adding meat to this soup, no problem. You could do a ground pork or beef and cook in another skillet then add to the soup. Another option would be to use a chicken sausage, sauté and cook in another skillet then add to the soup. Yes, you'll go from meatless Italian soup to meat packed Italian soup!
