Mmm, soup! Is there anything more comforting? If you’re looking for a quick weekday lunch or a cozy family dinner, we’ve got the best soup recipes for every occasion. Not only does a bowl of soup feel like the cure-all for any cold-weather symptoms, but it’s also the easiest way to pack in some extra veggies and protein into your day. There are creamy soup recipes that are pure comfort food, thick winter stews, and broth-y soups that are definitely worth slurping! Ahead, you’ll find our best soup recipes including tasty chowders and slow cooker soups.
If your family is anything like the Drummonds, they're big fans of the classics and this list is chock full of 'em! Think Ree's rich and creamy broccoli cheese soup, hamburger soup, potato soup, and chili recipes every which way. But don't be afraid to branch out and make something new. You may have never tried albóndigas, but this Mexican meatball soup is one of those meals you'll think about for days to come. If quick and easy is what you're needing, however, let us introduce you to the quickest and easiest soup of them all—dumpling soup! Thanks to store-bought mini dumplings, this dinner is on the table in only 15 minutes. Of course, sometimes a big bowl of comforting chicken noodle soup is all you need and the chicken tortellini soup tastes like a big hug. We swapped any ol' noodle for cheese tortellini and it couldn't be tastier.
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Lobster Bisque
A creamy lobster bisque feels rich and elegant, but it's surprisingly easy to make. You can even use lobster tails to make it a more budget-friendly dish.
Get the Lobster Bisque recipe.
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Dumpling Soup
Store-bought dumplings can go straight from the freezer to the broth, making this soup an easy one. If you have any leftovers, store them in an airtight container in the fridge. They'll stay good for about 3 days!
Get the Dumpling Soup recipe.
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Texas Chili
In Texas, you won't find any beans in your chili, but you will find plenty of hearty beef! We also like to add jalapeños for spice and corn chips for crunch.
Get the Texas Chili recipe.
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Albóndigas (Mexican Meatball Soup)
Meatballs, veggies, potatoes, rice—what’s not to love? Once you try this traditional Mexican soup, you'll be putting it on repeat.
Get the Albóndigas recipe.
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Chicken Tortellini Soup
Here's a simple swap to take your chicken noodle soup to the next level: Use cheese-filled tortellini instead! It will make the classic even more comforting.
Get the Chicken Tortellini Soup recipe.
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Pumpkin Chili
This big ol' pot of chili is loaded with flavor and gets earthiness from the pumpkin puree, warmth from the cumin, and spice from the chili powder. Plus, the fire-roasted tomatoes really make the whole pot sing.
Get the Pumpkin Chili recipe.
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Chicken Parm Soup
This dish is everything you love about chicken parmesan—in soup form! There's shredded chicken in a tomato-based broth, melty cheese, and even noodles.
Get Ree's Chicken Parm Soup recipe.
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Hamburger Soup
It doesn't get more family-friendly than Ree's hamburger soup! She's been making it for her kids for years, and it never gets old, especially since you can switch up the veggies based on whatever you have on hand.
Get Ree's Hamburger Soup recipe.
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Chicken Alfredo Soup
Chicken alfredo meets chicken noodle soup in this fun weeknight mash-up. It's a creamy, cheesy delight that will impress your whole family!
Get Ree's Chicken Alfredo Soup recipe.
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Lasagna Soup
This trendy soup is taking the world by storm. Perhaps it's because it's easier than lasagna, or perhaps it's just because it's so darn delicious.
Get Ree's Lasagna Soup recipe.
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Chicken Gnocchi Soup
This creamy soup is loaded with all the good things in life: chicken, veggies, and gnocchi! The best part? Everything is stirred together in one pot.
Get the Chicken Gnocchi Soup recipe.
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White Chicken Chili
Don't be fooled by the long ingredient list; this recipe is incredibly easy! It uses rotisserie chicken, canned beans, and store-bought chicken broth, plus a bunch of spices you probably already have in your pantry.
Get the White Chicken Chili recipe.
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Ham and Bean Soup
The smoky, salty flavor of store-bought ham makes this soup both easy and delicious! Just be sure to crisp the ham until golden brown.
Get the Ham and Bean Soup recipe.
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Italian Wedding Soup
In case you didn't know, this soup is the perfect "marriage" (get it?) of ingredients—pasta, meatballs, and veggies. Add parmesan cheese on top, too!
Get the Italian Wedding Soup recipe.
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Split Pea Soup with Ham
Split peas are a magical ingredient that makes this soup super creamy without actually adding any cream. Plus, you don't even need to soak the split peas before cooking.
Get the Split Pea Soup with Ham recipe.
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Slow Cooker Chili
Pull out your Crock-Pot for the easiest chili of all time. The slow cooker will keep it nice and warm for hours! Ladle some over hot dogs at the tailgate or scoop it into bowls and top with your favorite fixings.
Get the Slow Cooker Chili recipe.
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Vegetable Soup
Vegetable soup is such a delight because of how flexible the recipe can be. You can swap russet potatoes for sweet potatoes, add yellow squash instead of zucchini, or even toss in a handful of herbs.
Get the Vegetable Soup recipe.
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Taco Soup
This taco soup is loaded with ground beef so it's fit for a cowboy. But it's also perfect for family dinners when served with avocado, cheese, or even tortillas for dipping.
Get the Taco Soup recipe.
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Instant Pot Chili
A pressure cooker is the secret to achieving a cooked-all-day taste in record time. Make this classic chili for a quick and easy weeknight meal.
Get the Instant Pot Chili recipe.
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Slow Cooker Potato Soup
If you thought loaded baked potatoes were comforting, just wait until you try this soup version! It's creamy, hearty, and finished with some seriously fun baked potato toppings.
Get the Slow Cooker Potato Soup recipe.
