Brits Try Old Fashioned [CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP]

[@Mrhandfriends]

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[@efogg3]

Put some dumplings in that soup too

[@gamesman0118]

The vapor off a good chicken soup can help with congestion.

[@balancedactguy]

Mr. & Mrs. H. My Mother said the BEST most FLAVORFUL Chicken Soup comes when the chicken you use is the Dark Meat...mainly Thigh and Drumstick meat. Remove the Skin from the pieces to cut back on the fat, but use the rest and simmer until the meat falls off the bone. Remove the Chicken meat from the pot and cut into Bite-Sized pieces, and return to the pot and simmer until all the Veggies and Noodles are done.....Enjoy!😊 BTW...To help speed up your recovery...double up on your VITAMIN C and ZINC! Known fighters of Viruses.....which is what "Colds" are! Cheers!

[@Patrick-nv5ug]

I was going to say thighs, bone in skin trimmed, but still a bit attached are definitely better. And may I suggest small fresh mushrooms, sliced. They are a wonderful addition.

[@janethernandez724]

Well done Mrs. H, you did a fine job! As for Mr. H. keep yourself hydrated with plenty of fluids and do rest as much as possible. As for my other favorite soup, I do love me a delicious French onion soup or a Spanish/Mexican style beef soup with chucks of vegetables in it called 'Cocido" (Co-ci-do, pronounced as Ko- see- doh),I use both Spanish/Mexican because I am aware the origin is from Spain but some of the Mexican restaurants here have it on their menus here in SoCal. The ones we see in some Mexican restaurants here use bone in beef shanks which makes the soup/broth very flavorful, and it can be very tender when cooked right. Any garden vegetable, cut corn cobs cut in thirds, carrots, wedges of cabbage, onion, garlic, bay leaf, squash, zucchini, and yes celery. Oh, I forgot a garnish of cilantro or parsley if you don't have cilantro. I am just going by memory of what I have ordered at restaurants, I never made it, but it does taste very good. We have seen variations of Cocido at some restaurants, some add slices of fresh avocado to garnish which I found odd at first, but I liked it. I do hope you all feel better soon. Take care of yourselves. Peace. ☮

[@kristophergoordman7225]

In the United States, especially in the north east chicken noodle soup is known as Jewish penicillin! It’s good for you because the chicken adds a lot of protein which the body needs to heal. While the rest of the ingredients add a lot of vitamins. But,one thing that you can’t skimp on to make it extremely powerful Against whatever you’re sick with, is garlic. Lots of garlic!

[@mrbill8542]

I was just going to write that !!!

[@doughill2616]

Need the Matza Ball

[@Hillbilly001]

Not only in the Northeast. My dearly departed Mother called chicken soup Jewish Penicillin and she was not from the Northland. Cheers from Tennessee

[@caffeinedelusions]

I can't cosign this enough. However much garlic you THINK is enough, you're gonna want to double it. If it calls for 2-3 cloves, do six.

[@snowflakehunter]

The fact is that it is the water content that helps you heal the vitamins are good as well but when you're sick and you're sweating is the water content that you need.

[@michaelallen3894]

Love chicken noodle soup with the big egg noodles 🍜

[@michaelj3959]

My mom used to make Turkey noodle soup with the leftover turkey from Thanksgiving and she would use those big egg noodles too. Thanks for the memory.

[@Skenjin]

Homemade chicken noodle soup is still my families go to when anyone gets sick. Tastes good, plenty of broth, easy to eat and make.

[@scottgraney5275]

Americas test kitchen is the best. Good job brits

[@lisapop5219]

My favorite soup is split pea with hamhocks (smoked)

[@tmorris53]

My absolute favorite

[@Patrick-nv5ug]

Portuguese Bean with Ham Shanks here

[@matthaft2048]

My dad makes a huge pot every year for his birthday with some homemade bread

[@lisapop5219]

@matthaft2048 nice! I've never had it with bread

[@HawkGirl69]

I get the ham bone from Honey Baked Co and use that

[@brianrobbins5649]

Potato soup is another easy soup that is great for the cold months.

[@maggedo-x1s]

@@brianrobbins5649 My Dad cracked several eggs into big pot of simmerin' potato soup & stirred 'em into the 😋 creamy broth! Anybody else do that?

[@lateknightr3038]

broccoli cheese soup/beef and barley soup/bean soup with ham/ and potato soup are all great soups

[@Ameslan1]

The Americas Test Kitchen cookbook is a great resource and cookbook! Great choice! One thing to note with chicken noodle soup.. is if you want left over chicken noodle soup for the next day, cook the noodles SEPARATELY because if you leave the noodles in the container or jar for the next day, the noodles will absorb most of the liquid or soup! But if you are planning to eat all of it in one sitting then go ahead and cook the noodles in the soup itself. But I think the thin noodles that Mrs H put in will be okay and not absorb as much of the liquid the next day such as if you used wide egg noodles. Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup uses the thin noodles like Mrs H used in her soup! When sick.. it is common to use crackers with soup rather than bread but both crackers or bread is good.

[@michaelmcdermott209]

Potato bacon and cheddar soup is one of my favorites.

[@HDCalame]

Get better soon Mr H!

[@hennypenny338]

Instead of bread, we always had saltines with soup growing up. That's still my go-to.

[@jimwise4307]

I love soup season. A nice big bowl of hot soup and fresh buttered bread is paradise on a nice winter's day. Tomato soup with grilled cheese will always be king.

[@rwitter8820]

Hope y’all feel better soon! Nothing better than chicken noodle soup when you’re feeling ill!

[@wasgreg]

If I'm sick, my go-to is chicken noodle soup . However, if I'm healthy I seldom ever eat chicken noodle soup. It just doesn't taste good to me when I'm healthy. If I'm feeling good there's so many other things I want chicken corn chowder, French onion, ham and bean, lentil, clam chowder, and potato just to name a few. Though I have made most of the others by scratch I have never made split pea soup from scratch which was surprising because it is probably one of my favorites.

[@gregbedford9706]

Time for some soup beans & ham with some cornbread, or split pea and ham!

[@mikepaulus4766]

In school in the US we would have turkey noodle soup as part of the school lunch. Turkey was used because it's bigger, but has the same number of bones. So they could make lots of soup for hundreds of kids with less work than if they used chicken.

[@jman0870]

I literally never had turkey soup once in the 13 years of grade school I went though 🤣

[@loisavci3382]

​@@jman0870Speaking as someone who's worked in a no. of restaurants in the US: It's not unusual for restaurants to make chicken soup out of turkey, and I wouldn't be surprised if schools did the same.

[@jman0870]

@@loisavci3382 selling chicken soup made out of turkey is illegal in all fifty fucking states and likely all outlying territories bucko. There is no such thing as legal false advertising in the US. Chicken soup must be chicken soup. I’ll take things that never happened for $1000, Alex. 🤡

[@spirituallyyoujustbeenx185]

😂😂 "Shut up n eat" 😂😂😂 I love u guys. If it's too salty add more water

[@bobbywong9392]

Get well soon you 3. And have a good next week.

[@ellenjones7819]

In the winter, I love hearty soups like clam chowder, corn chowder, or tomato bisque. After Thanksgiving, we sometimes make turkey soup with the leftover turkey. We tend to eat crackers or bread with soup.

[@kodiak138]

I thought chicken noodle soup was a main dish known and made by most western countries, never thought of it as an American dish.

[@beverly.alford]

“I need a wholesome hug inside.” Beautiful 😊

[@msj2677]

The beauty about soup is you really don’t need a recipe as long as you have a flavorful broth you can add what ever you want. I actually made chicken noodle soup yesterday for a sick family member. Great job Mrs H and hope you get to feeling better Mr H!

[@laurafiller1849]

The funny thing is: Americans drink hot tea when we're not feeling well 😂

[@klouisville8760]

So true!! I love hot chai tea or other tea when I don’t feel well

[@NotKev2017]

Hot tea with a spoonful of honey and a small spoonful of whiskey. Bundle up and it will make you sweat out the cold. The heat of the tea will intensify the alcohol. So very little is needed.

[@kims.schinkel8212]

I cold brew my green tea with lemon. Drink it all year long!

[@MrMmitch32]

@@NotKev2017 I was going to comment that my go to is a Hot Toddy which is what you described if you add a little lemon juice as well. The honey, lemon and whiskey help with soothing the throat, vitamin c and boost the immune up….at least I like to think the whisky (or bourbon, brandy or rum) is fighting them germs which makes me feel less guilty with drinking in the morning. 😂

[@jabbott6748]

French onion soup would have to be my favorite but I do love most soups I've tried.

[@1geisterfahrer]

I love bean soups, but when I'm feeling under the weather, chicken noodle is the way to go.

[@ml802]

We eat celery with peanut butter and its great if you like peanut butter. You spread the peanut butter in the whole crevice of the celery stalk and a good snack! Ate this all the time as a kid

[@admirathoria0073]

I still eat it! It's a great snack because it has protein, fat, some carbs and fiber.

[@Stevo-xe9jw]

Ah yes. Add the raisins on top for "ants on a log." One of our go-to snacks.

[@MadamMaru-gm5ff]

Blessings and best wishes for good health!

[@Laura-f2s9w]

I love homemade chicken noodle soup…I don’t eat it out of a can. I hope Mr H gets to feeling better very soon.

[@erik_ludwig]

When I'm sick: Chicken and wild rice soup with warm buttered bread. PS- Get well Mr. H!

[@havok6280]

Mrs H says "nice" to Mr H with the same inflection she uses with Baby H...😂

[@Mrhandfriends]

They are both my babies

[@karenpuckett5921]

You're a keeper!! 😊​@@Mrhandfriends

[@MagnoliaMS70]

Looks great!! We add a lot more carrots, garlic and paprika. And everyone likes it a little different. Some in my house like it served over rice. We have rolls to dip in it also Hope you all feel better soon!

[@nicknickson3650]

Nothing like a good bowl of chicken noodle soup on a winter day. I add a little bit of hot sauce, really opens up the flavors

[@kathyastrom1315]

Chicken tortilla soup is good for added heat and flavor.

[@robertwickkiser3040]

When someone in my family got sick, my mom would make chicken soup, and she made sure that we all ate the chicken soup

[@annemariewalker6334]

Love making soup; chicken noodle, vegetable beef, potato, broccoli cheddar, split pea with ham are just a few favorites.

[@michaelmetz3131]

Feel better H Family. Prayers for your recovery 🙏🏻

[@alisong826]

I love a chicken tortilla soup 1:49 sending y’all all healing vibes!

[@propertylady57]

A bit of advice to make shredding chicken breasts. I put the whole chicken breast in my Kitchen Aid stand mixer and turn it on low. It only takes seconds and it is shredded. My husband loves chicken salad so I cook a lot of chicken. This is my favorite go to for shredding meat.

[@Mrhandfriends]

Definitely doing that next time

[@waltsadventure]

1) Home-made chicken noodle 2) chili with beans 3) moms hamburger soup. 4) Ham and bean soup 5) beef and barley 6) chicken and dumpling 7) Tomato 8) Cheesy brocoli 9) chicken tortilla 10) My personal beef and vegi with noodles . Also, I tend to include barley as well.

[@dls5690]

In actuality eating chicken noodle soup as I’m watching y’all.

[@Mrhandfriends]

I’m jealous now

[@almacerda8021]

As a Mexican American, when the weather starts to get cold and you want that warm soup, our go to is pozole! There are 2 different kinds, the regular red one but also a green one. So much flavor in them, it’s just the best!

[@Deadcntr]

Sorry you are feeling under the weather. I really like the curative power of onions. I like onion soup.

[@JenJenSommerlfeckMommasStyle]

My favorite soup is actually a stew. Good old fashioned Kentucky Burgoo!

[@gregweatherup9596]

I never would have thought of Chicken Noodle Soup as being specifically American. I would have guessed it was more “universal”.

[@Knightowl1980]

Yeah that’s what I’m thinking. Now I’m legit wondering what the hell do they cook over there lol.

[@jackiekendall7845]

I love chicken enchilada soup. 😋

[@Mrhandfriends]

That sounds so good

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

​@Mrhandfriends French onion soup 🍲 is great too 😋

[@JudyCarter-kl7be]

Split pea soup with ham, Navy bean soup with hamhock, cream of potato soup....my fav's!! Get well soon!

[@moreanimals6889]

There was a study that I think came out of Canada, that discovered there's an enzyme in chicken broth that really is good for you and is healing when you're sick. Isn't that neat?!!!

[@angusrocks939]

my mom used to bring me out of fall/winter sickness with a dose of her grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup. problems vanished. i was saved. she also made a chicken and dumplings dish that was a significant step above the chicken noodle soup she would offer just as a warm you up on colder days. summer time, it was pimento cheese sandwiches. i wish i still lived my mom!!

[@HomerSimpson-gr1uj]

My mom always makes it with dark meat thighs only. It makes it massively better.

[@metimoteo]

I concur.

[@havok6280]

Good for the soul...

[@elizabethshow5105]

An old Polish woman I knew told me to add one or 2 finely chopped radishes into my chicken noodle soup… adds a special little touch and tastes amazing! Also, try Kluska noodles in your soup- it’s my family’s favorite!

[@danaleestephens1686]

We always have a fresh loaf of French bread to go with! Always yummy for a snowy day!

[@richardcurtis5281]

I could eat homemade soup every day of the week. The beauty of it is you can add whatever you have on hand or what you like. They are highly adaptable.

[@thecapturban]

Get well Hs! Miss H, peppers lots of peppers, specially cayenne, germs hate pectin❤ the spicier the better Sendin up extra prayers for our cousins across the pond🎉😊

[@allibrown8960]

Couldn't agree more! I will eat nacho jalapeno rings when I have a stuffy nose, and it cleara me right up!

[@Real_LiamOBryan]

Chicken noodle soup, chicken and dumplings, cheddar, bacon, potato soup, tomato soup, beef stew, and clam chowder. These are my favorite soup, and soup adjacent, dishes.

[@hopegeoghegan4184]

Chicken tortilla soup

[@LisaColby-de9ez]

Glad you guys liked that. I hope you feel better soon!! 🩷🙏

[@ChicHayes]

She did an awesome job for not doing it before, I would eat that all day long.

[@lynnmontgomery1229]

So glad this soup comforts you. I love it for the same reason. Another soup to try is bean & bacon, or bean & ham, with some cornbread as a side. Yum! With love from Indiana, U.S.A. ❤✝️🇺🇸

[@JackieOgle]

You can simmer the chicken in stock or water on the stove too with seasonings and it makes stock too. Simmer the chicken until done. I take it out set aside so it doesn't overcook. Boneless skinless thighs are great, too. Set aside while you fix the rest of your soup. We just had norovirus in our family so I made this. If appears too salty you can add some water to pot.

[@seanpaula8924]

My mom said, leave the bay leaf in, and who ever gets it has to kiss the cook.

[@Mrhandfriends]

I’m adding in lots next time then

[@pinky2245]

I always keep the bay leaf in, only take it out when the soup is ready. Didn't know about the "kiss the cook" part.

[@moreanimals6889]

This is very popular and is something most American's grew up with. This is one of the first soup's people introduce their kids to. It's very common that people who have an aversion to a vegetable, such as celery, discover they're fine with it in this soup and possibly need to try that food cooked different ways. After all, it may be that the first time you had something you didn't like, you actually didn't like the specific way it was prepared. That is such an empowering principle to teach kids but a very difficult thing to get them to understand. My cousin was a terribly picky eater when he was little. One day, when I realized he was being picky about mashed potatoes and he hadn't had them before; I pointed out, "That's ok, I love mashed potatoes and while I've never met a kid who doesn't like them, if you don't eat them, there will be more for the rest of us!" I also explained, he might be missing out on his new favorite food but if he really doesn't like them it's only 1 bite in his life he has to suffer through." Suddenly he wanted to try them, discovered they are yummy and always wants lots when they're served now. Food is a funny thing.

[@danchauvin9896]

My favorite soup is clam chowder with chicken noodle a solid second. A piece of homemade bread with an "IMPROPER" amount of butter!!!😂

[@Mrhandfriends]

Isn’t the proper way to have a bit of bread with your butter?

[@leafiiloran]

Chicken wild rice soup is popular where I live and it's my favorite! If Mr H prefers creamy soup, I think he'd love that one! Hope you feel better soon, Mr H! 🙏🏼

[@cpj83]

Chicken noodle soup is a miracle drug!! Fixes anything! Grapefruit for a cold, lots of grapefruit. It works.

[@intallpines]

Campbells soup has nothing on Ms. Scratch! Look at you go Ms. H. It looked delicious and as you had that afterthought of leaving the bones in there, yes yes yes! I hope you all feel better soon. Double up on Vitamin C and try a Hot Toddy. I did look up the recipe and its only a few things whiskey, honey, lemon basically and folks swear by this for generations. I've done it a couple of times and it must have helped, I'm still here. Take care! BLYA! xoxox

[@umaiar]

I second the hot toddy. It's not something you'd perhaps do with youngsters running around, but if you're just going back to bed then it'll sooth your throat, help clear the sinuses, and of course aid in falling asleep. The soup provides important nutrition and hydration, but the hot toddy is a wonderful afternoon nap-enhancer when you're sick.

[@adventuresinmusic2487]

Well done Mrs. H. It looks delicious. The salt and pepper feels really good on the throat when I have a cold. Push fluids Mr H. Get well soon. I'm with you on bread. I like heavily buttered toast.

[@Bellastrega1960]

Oh no, I hope you’re all feeling so much better soon. Chicken noodle soup is every Americans mothers ‘penicillin “. Chicken broth is very good for u!

[@monicahamilton55]

Chicken and rice soup is really tasty too

[@sandygrunwaldt1780]

Feel better soon. Soup does make one feel better. My favorite soup is French Onion, soooooo good. Love From Michigan and it's a beautiful evening ❤❤

[@michaelpennington9327]

That’s mostly what I do, but with a couple differences. Brown the chicken more snd get a nice golden brown color. The browning of proteins is called the Maillard reaction. It adds an incredible layer of flavor 1-2 additional minutes per side would’ve made a big difference. Then once the chicken was browned, remove from the pot and put the onions in. Use the moisture that comes out of the onions to deglaze. Cook the onions until they just start to get a slight color to them. Then add the carrots and celery for 2-3 minutes. Then put the chicken back in continue the recipe like you did. The maybe 10-12 extra minutes would add so much more depth to the flavor. Another thing would be a little lemon juice right at the end. Not enough to make it taste like lemon, but a bit of acidity will really brighten up the flavor

[@kxd2591]

A small can of diced tomatoes will add a little "extra". But to get their full benefit, they need to simmer quite a while. Two hours minimum for me. Love your channel. I hope you are all better soon.

[@luciafeola3069]

Feel better The H Family

[@heartlandokie4485]

Not all chicken noodle soup is good for the cold. The salt is definitely needed but if you don't use bone broth to make the soup it doesn't have the healing properties. Looks amazing though and I hope yall get better soon!

[@steveg5933]

Made some for myself last month when my wife & I had Covid. Make it several times over the winter. Don't be afraid to add some garlic to the mix, also try wide egg noodles. Another soup to try Chicken Corn Chowder. It's a creamy on Mr. H should like

[@michaellk9587]

Chicken soup for the soul 😊

[@daricetaylor737]

Mrs. H, I don't like celery either, but I LOVE it in soups! You might try doing what I do and that is to use celery salt! I would think you could find it there. Simply sprinkle in the flavor the celery imparts without fear of accidentally biting into a huge chunk of celery in your baked goods. I add celery salt to almost everything, including egg salad sandwiches and deviled eggs! Chicken noodle soup is always our families go to when anyone feels a bit under the weather. It warms you from the inside out, it helps to immediately unclog the sinuses and opens the lungs and helps to move the crud out.

[@brianthompson7683]

You’re right about the bone-in Mrs. H. A whole bone-in chicken would be would be even better. It would take longer to cook but it’s well worth it. The bone adds a lot of gelatin to the soup which makes the sorest of throats feel great.

[@BrianBogiaBricky]

Chicken Noodle Soup & Tomato Soup is so good at warming you up.

[@aTheoryofFlight]

This looks so good and comforting. Maybe more carrots and celery but I think you did great. Definitely good with a crusty bread. My favorite soup is split pea soup, it’s pretty simple to make as well. Hope you guys feel better.

[@andreleibee354]

vegetable beef with barley is a favorite at our house. lots of veggies - cabbage rutabagas potatoes green beans peas carrots corn celery onion garlic etc but i love to cook beef shanks in my pressure cooker to give me that great broth, plus i toss in leftover roast beef if i have it too. i love to throw in some thyme, dill, bay leaf, and a pinch of curry powder (amazing how that adds but don't overdo it cuz it takes over) so it's beefy and choke full of a great variety of vegetables of whatever i happen to have on hand. it is a staple at this house. we crave it! my chicken and rice soup is a family favorite too. the dark meat and back bones especially add to the stock etc ( and a little pinch of allspice in the broth does something wonderful).............. enjoy your comfort and feel better soon!

[@tosweet68]

Hope you all feel better soon. Chicken Noodle is my favorite soup. I also love a nice potato soup, mushroom soup and broccoli cheddar soup.

[@cherylmoore604]

I am a "Native American" of the Hopi tribe, and we have a special kind of tea we brew from a native desert plant, that works wonders on Colds, congestion, sore throats, and is soothing and relaxing. We call it "Ho hoy si". If you'd like to try some, I could send you some via Post, all I'd need is your address/Post info. I like your videos very much and have been watching for quite sometime, all the way back to when it was just "Mr. H". I'm currently living in a little rual town in Arizona called Florence, but the name of the village where our "Home" is, is called "Hotevilla". I hope your sickness passes quickly, and look forward to more of your videos. If you'd like something more spicy, try making "green chili stew", it's the "Southwestern" version of "chicken soup", (no noodles) and the green chili's are high in vitamin "C". You can make it with chicken, pork, beef, venison, pretty much any protein, except maybe fish. Thanksgiving is coming up soon, maybe you could do a video on Thanksgiving.

[@jefftucker975]

Soup recommendations: beef and barley, matzo ball with chicken and garlic...... When I make chicken noodle soup I use wide egg noodles, garlic, onion, carrots, celery, 2-3 potatoes medium cubes, and to start I'll boil a whole chicken (fryer). By boiling the whole chicken you wind up with a hearty, properly fatty, broth with the flavors of garlic, onion, celery, carrots and spices (your choice I use s&p, poultry seasoning, sage,thyme, and rosemary). It'll be a bit of work to pick the carcass clean but you will have both dark and white meat (hand pulled) in your soup. While picking the chicken apart, you can start the potatoes on a low to medium boil, and when done 'pickin the chickin' (lol) toss the meat back into the pot, bring the pot to a rolling boil and add the egg noodles. Cook them to al dente or until they freely flop around hanging from the spoon.

[@shadowkissed2370]

Yes we do like buttered bread with most of our soup. It goes so well together. Chicken and dumplings is my favorite.

[@danadyd59]

I love broccoli cheddar cheese soup, french onion soup, creamy chicken and rice soup, and stuffed pepper soup. All served with warm crusty bread and Kerrygold butter.

[@maliasiwel7015]

Bone in chicken would've def made it a 10. I always make this after we've had herb stuffed roasted chicken. I save the carcass and the next day simmer it for a few hours then take the carcass out and strain the broth. Then you could add the rest of the ingredients. One of my favorites ❤

[@pinky2245]

Try this same recipe with turkey as well. Like after Thanksgiving or Christmas turkey dinner. My son makes a wonderful turkey noodle soup, his home made broth is amazing!

[@maliasiwel7015]

@pinky2245 I definitely will! It would probably be good with potato gnocchi instead of noodles.

[@lazeeslaquer6768]

Chicken soup is definitely the GOAT for when you are feeling sick. My go to is beef and veg stew with a lot of tomato paste to thicken the broth into a sauce like consistency. I think it works so much better to help you feel better faster. I also like to have a cup of broth in the morning instead of coffee when I have it

[@panmastergod]

Slightly thicker ( thickened w cornstarch I think ) chicken noodle soup served in a bowl made out of a small loaf of nice crusty bread hollowed out for the soup , so you eat the entire bowl is a standard carnival food in my neck of the woods

[@hovis62]

I love homemade chicken noodle soup! I always add vegetables.

[@lisapop5219]

You should look into fire cider for colds. I make chicken soup but I use a ton of onions, garlic and peppers. The onions & garlic are natural antibacterial and peppers have vitamin C and helps clear the sinuses. It works pretty good. We are having minestrone soup that our daughter's fiance made.

[@wjm1319]

When I have a cold, I make my soup slightly differently than when I'm healthy. Healthy way is close to what you did. My sick version I add a good bit of (fresh) garlic and a dash or two of cayenne. The cayenne opens the sinuses. The garlic is a natural antibiotic. Besides, between the two, it makes for a stronger flavored soup when your taste buds are dulled by your cold.

[@gazork123]

My favorite soups are chicken noodle, winter or summer; split pea with ham; stuffed green pepper soup, and cream of potato. Your video here made me very hungry!

[@angiemaney761]

Homemade vegetable beef soup and taco soup are favorites in our house! Love and prayers from western NC❤❤🙏🙏

[@scotthuish67]

Split pea soup

[@DebbyBycroft]

When I was sick, my Mom always made me either cream of mushroom soup (which is my favorite) or grilled cheese sandwiches and cream of tomato soup. When I'm sick now, they are my go to meals.

[@michaelwest9277]

Much Luv from Ohio. Hope you all feel better soon!

[@Susan-cooks]

Feel better, H family! This week, I made a potato leek soup. Chicken corn chowder and Italian wedding soup are family favorites. Sheet pan roasted tomato soup with cheese tortellini is a personal favorite. I typically make my own chicken bone broth for the freezer so I have it on hand.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

This and the classic Tomato Soup are Sublime. Simply Fantastic done well!

[@emilyb5307]

Nice work! I hope you feel better soon, as well! Chicken noodle is a staple. You can also substitute out the chicken for turkey! I recently learned a new recipe for a really creamy ground turkey tortellini soup recipe with a broth that's based around tomato and coconut milk! It's very hearty and warming to me. Chili is also very warming and hearty and feel-good in the winter.

[@recipioct]

Lentil with ham hocks is my favorite. It's super hearty and healthy.