Big-Batch Soups for Eating Now and Later
They're great for dinner and provide leftovers for days.

Soup can be as satisfying to make as it is to eat. On a chilly winter day, a simmering pot on the stove makes the house smell wonderful, and cozying up on the sofa with a warm bowl in your hands is so comforting. Thankfully, a big pot of soup means one cooking session lets you enjoy this for multiple meals!
Keep leftovers in the fridge, or freeze them if you won't eat them all this week. Here’s a little tip: Store in single-serving containers to make it a cinch to reheat just what you need.
ZeroPoint Soups

Creamy butternut squash and apple soup

Italian-Inspired Vegetable Soup

Silky spring pea soup with lemon-herb drizzle

No-cream creamy cauliflower soup

Garden vegetable soup

Curried red lentil-chickpea stew with tomatoes & spinach

Shrimp & vegetable soup with lemongrass & lime

Rustic roasted ratatouille soup

Mexican Vegetable Soup with Salsa Verde

Tandoori-Roasted Cauliflower Soup

Italian roasted pepper and tomato bisque

Moroccan-Spiced Butternut Squash Bisque

Pulled chicken ancho chile & black bean soup

Easy Yellow Squash, Pepper & Spinach Soup

Ginger meatball and vegetable soup

Kale and roasted butternut squash soup

Curried French Lentil & Butternut Squash Stew
Low-Point Soups

Slow cooker lentil soup

No-chop veggie tomato soup

Southwest Turkey and Vegetable Soup

Hot & Sour Soup with Shiitakes & Tofu

Hearty lentil & tomato soup

Ginger-Miso Vegetable Soup

Asian Chicken-Mushroom Soup

Creamy apple-parsnip soup

Chicken tortilla soup

Creamy Tomato-Basil Soup

Super-Easy Chicken Noodle Soup

Italian chicken soup with vegetables

Creamy Cauliflower-Apple Soup

Turkey meatball and escarole soup

Vegetable Soup with White Beans & Brown Rice Pasta Shells

Mushroom-barley soup

Beef & Mixed Vegetable Soup

Butternut-beet soup with crispy prosciutto

Pumpkin bisque

Matzo ball soup
