One of my most favorite meals is simply a bowl of soup, a green salad and a nice homemade roll or piece of bread. It is a beautiful way to nourish our souls and our bodies, especially regardless of what they weather has in store for us. This meal, in my opinion, is perfect all year.
Soup, salad and
bread pretty much covers all of the basic food groups. I make all of my soups and breads from
scratch so the nutrition is optimal and there are no ultra processed foods or
odd ingredients and additives to worry about.
I like knowing what I’m putting into my body and there is no room for
chemicals or preservatives that I can’t pronounce.
Adding a couple
soup based meals to my menu plan each week not only nourishes me but it also is
a great way for me to use up items before they can go to waste. Little bits of this and that lying around or
any leftovers are gathered up and used to make a variety of soups. If I get carried away and make more than I
can consume in the week I can also place the extra into a container and freeze
it to enjoy later down the line. Now
that to me is some delicious fast food.
Click here to see some of my favorite soup recipes.
Click here for my favorite homemade dinner rolls and biscuits.
Click here for one of my favorite bread recipes and here for another one.
Need some salad inspiration? Click here, here and here.
When we are able
to stretch our resources, use up leftovers and avoid food waste we can save a
lot of money too. The money savings is a
bonus I’m quite happy with. Enjoy some
tasty and budget friendly soup meals!
Bon appétit!
One of my goals this year is to make at least one soup a week.
ReplyDeleteI love soup, but I really have to watch the salt. I really love to add odds and ends of pasta to mine!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I wish I liked soup. I don’t, though, so rarely make it. Instead, I tend to make pot pies or cottage pies with leftovers. I do, however, love home baked bread. Many meals when kids were younger consisted of warm, fresh baked bread or rolls, with cheese, carrot and celery stalks, and fruit.
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