It was a very chilly week here in SE Wisconsin last week! From what I've heard, much of the U.S. had below normal temperatures with ice and snow.
Since there is nothing like a hot bowl of soup to warm you on a cold, winter evening, I thought it would be fun to look back at my most viewed soup recipes. Perhaps you might find one or two that you'd like to try!
Chicken Vegetable Soup with Caraway Gnocchi was #10 with 3,090 views.
Tomato Soup with Cheesy Polenta Garnish (think of your childhood tomato soup and grilled cheese) is #9 with 3,208 views.
Provençal Vegetable Soup, garnished with a dollop of pesto, is 8th with 3,391 page views.
In 7th spot, this Cauliflower Soup with Parmesan Croutons has received 3,608 looks.
6th place goes to Minestrone Soup with ditalini pasta. This post has had 4,181 looks so far.
In 5th position is this very healthy Green "Love" Soup made from a delicious variety of greens and spices, It has 4,798 page views.
In 4th place is one of my personal favorites, Spinach Pasta e Fagioli Soup. This great recipe, given to us by friends, years ago, has had 4,894 page views.
My 3rd most viewed recipe is for the hearty Lentil Soup with Ham and Kale. with 6,633 views. I don't know about you, but I love lentil soups, especially with smoky meat like ham. However, you could make this a great vegetarian meal and leave out the meat too. The kale adds beautiful color and added nutrition.
My second, all time most viewed soup recipe is Wonton Soup with Noodles and Baby Bok Choy. 12,924 views! Not only nutritious and delicious but so pretty too. One of those soups that you eye with your eyes first but there won't be a drop left in the bowl.
And then in first place....
With a whopping 55,305 page views, my #1 viewed soup recipe is this Navy Bean Soup made with Leftover Ham. There is nothing like a hearty ham and bean soup to warm you when the temperatures dip!
The other thing that helps us get through winter is seeing a new movie now and then. I just wanted to give 2 thumbs up to La La Land! My husband and I just saw it last night. The music is wonderful! Thankfully, my husband is a music 'geek' and was in the orchestra pit with his string bass for many high school musicals :) The composer, Justin Hurwitz, is a native of Milwaukee and went to high school here! Great job, Justin! We loved it.
I had soup every day last few months :-)), but usually same old thing. Must try some of your soup recipes. They look very warming and delicious.
ReplyDeleteThe perfect meal to warm your body :) Thank you, Angie!
DeleteI have no idea how we see views:)
ReplyDeleteThey all look great..I seem to remember a gorgeous French Onion soup also..it is soup weather..I just had the last bowl of Poulet et Nouilles:)
I just sent you an email. Yes, but French Onion didn't make the top ten :) I'm making chicken soup with noodles tonight! Thank you, M xo
DeleteThey all look great to me! After the freezing last week, I'm ready for spring:@)
ReplyDeleteSo am I, Lynn! It was a rough week. Freezing rain here this afternoon :(
DeleteLove soups always!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe do too! Thank you, Gloria :)
DeleteAll your beautiful soups make a wonderful collage. Had to pin based on the most popular one. I have been wondering what to do with my meaty ham bone in th freezer. I knew that it would not be pea soup so this one appeals mightily. Maybe for the next storm sometime next week. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy it, Vee! Wish I had a meaty ham bone in the freezer :)
DeleteThey all look delicious and would be most welcome at this frigid time of year.
ReplyDeleteWe had such a mild fall that I guess nature is making up for it ;) Thank you, Linda!
DeleteGreat line up, and I'd have to admit, I'll go with the crowd and take a bowl of that Navy Bean Soup with Ham. It most certainly is soup weather, and we've been enjoying a bowl or two here in Colorado. I had never even heard of La La Land until the Golden Globes. I must go see it.
ReplyDeleteIf you see the movie you have to rewatch Jimmy Fallon's skit at the beginning of the Golden Globes - it will make so much more sense :) Thanks, Lea Ann! The Navy Bean Soup is delicious!
DeleteGood looking line-up Susan and after single digits last week, it's 60 here this morning so soup weather has passed for awhile. Several of these caught my attention so I'll be back to them when winter returns.
ReplyDeleteI'd take 60's in a heartbeat ;) Thanks, Larry!
DeleteSoup is a favorite around here, too. Lovely collage of soups and fun to read the varying statistics.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lorrie! We are having soup again tonight :) This time I've thrown chopped, fresh kale into a plain chicken noodle soup! Delicious!
DeleteYou make me want to pull out my soup pot Susan, so many delicious varieties to keep you warm and cozy on those cold Wisconsin nights!
ReplyDeleteYou remember Wisconsin nights so well :) Thank you, Chris!
DeleteSo many wonderful soups Susan, love them all. And each one is in a different gorgeous bowl. Interesting how the stats were on them too. Take care!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Cheri! I enjoyed looking back at which soup recipes people viewed most often :)
DeleteWho would guess that a navy bean soup would have over 55,000 hits…that is terrific! I think it is the soup my mother made most often. I'd be happy with a bowl of any of them even though it is warm here in Florida.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing, isn't it! So glad you're having good weather there. Ah, warmth :)
DeleteI love soups all year through, but now is my favorite comfort food , also in Italy is chill! Hugs & kisses
ReplyDeleteIt's one of our favorite comfort foods also, Chiara. Thank you, Dear! xo
DeleteI love soups during Winter☺
ReplyDeleteThank you, Natalia! Have a wonderful weekend!
DeleteSo many wonderful soups - so little time! I love them all - specially number 1, and 2, okay and 3 - fantastic recipes!
ReplyDeleteSo true. I tend to make our favorites over and over. I need to branch out a little! Thank you, Tricia :)
DeleteI love this post because I have been in the mood for soup for weeks! They all look so good it's hard to decide. I appreciate your review about Lala land as well!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lorraine! There's nothing like soup on a chilly evening :) Hope you get to see the movie, we really enjoyed it and were impressed with Emma and Ryan. They may not be the best singers in and dancers but it felt genuine.
DeleteWhat a great roundup! There isn't one I wouldn't love to try! So difficult to take photos of soups....you did a fantastic job, Susan!
ReplyDeleteThat's very kind ~ Thank you, Barbara, and have a great week!
DeleteThat soup collage is straight up food porn, lol... so yummy! <3 - http://www.domesticgeekgirl.com
ReplyDeleteHa-ha, thank you, Gingi!
DeleteI love making and eating soups and all of yours look delicious, Susan I would have a hard time picking out a favorite to make first as I want them all! You've inspired me to take out soem beans from my pantry and begin soaking them to make in a soup tomorrow. Hope the ice storm did not effect your area. We are having snow today!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pat! We had some very icy roads yesterday and I heard there were lots of accidents. I stayed in! Hope you like the bean soup :)
DeleteI just made your lentil soup last week Susan. All of your soups sound fantastic. Think I will try the navy bean and ham soup next. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat! I love that lentil soup and am making it again next week! Thank you, Penny :)
Deleteawesome collection of soup recipes.
ReplyDeleteLOVE THIS IDEA!! We make soups 3 times a week actually- and try new recipes from time to time. We love your list of soups here, and will have to try them all!
ReplyDeleteWE haven't had a chance to get to see la la land, but it's on our list of movies to go to, thanks for the rave review- now we are excited to go! FYI ANNA was the played the star "leading lady" in every high school musical and drama plays in our high school in NY.
Have a great week!
sorry for the typo-
DeleteWow! There are so many soups from which to choose....I love a nice hot bowl of soup for dinner. I also love making them. How to choose....
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kate ;) That's how I feel when I want to make soup - which one to make?!
DeleteOh my Susan, I wouldn't know which soup to call the best since they're all beautiful and I'm sure chock full of flavor! I'll have to try many of them!!! And how do you know / determine how many page views each of your recipes receive? I'd be interested in knowing how to find those numbers too! Stay warm now! You've got all the great recipes to help do that!
ReplyDeleteThank you Roz! If you have a Blogger blog, then is on your Blogger page where you create a new post. Under 'Labels' where your posts are filed by the 'tags' you choose. If you look up Soups, for example, under Labels all your soup posts will show up and then off to the far right it shows how many 'views' each post has had. If you use Wordpress, then I can't help you :) Email me if you need more help!
DeleteThese all look fabulous Susan! Hope you don't have to make them all! In other words, I hope it warms up fast!
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