Endless Soup Combos

I watched a YouTube video from Dollar Tree Dinners, in which Rebecca talked about how 

you could change up soup. I have added to this over the last few years. So let’s jump 

into it.

Step 1: pick a soup, stew or chowder. This can be homemade or store bought cans.

Step 2: pick what I call a jazz-up.

Step 3: eat! With this formula you can make thousands of different combinations 

so please enjoy!

Soup, Stew or Chowder - I’m using a  list of Progresso Soups as an example	Jazz-Ups
Chicken Noodle	Saltines/Crackers/Oyster Crackers
Tomato	Baked Potatoes
Potato with Bacon	Mashed Potatoes
Vegetable	Hashbrowns
Sausage Gumbo	Bread/Croutons
Corn Chowder	Garlic Toast
Spicy Jambalaya	Biscuits
Beef Barley	Tortillas - Corn or Flour
Lentil	Rice - Plain or Flavored
(not progresso) Chili	Pasta/Noodles
(not progresso) Ramen	Potato Chips/Corn Chips/Tortilla Chips
(not progresso) Chicken a la King	Egg
(not progresso) Beef Stew	Stuffing Mix
(not progresso) Clam Chowder	Oatmeal/Cornmeal

Here are a few examples:

Sausage Gumbo with Ritz Crackers or Wheat Thins

• Spicy Jambalaya served on a Baked Potato
•  Chicken Noodle Soup poured over Mashed Potatoes
•  Lentil Soup over Hashbrowns
•  Tomato Soup with Croutons sprinkled on top or a buttered Bread Slice on the side
•  Chicken a la King with Garlic Toast
•  Dinty Moore with Biscuits on top or pour the Soup over the Biscuits
•  Scoop out veggies from Vegetable Soup, put in a Tortilla. Use juice as dipping sauce
• Ramen over Plain Rice or Spanish Rice or any Knorr Rice Side
•  Potato with Bacon over Macaroni or Wide Egg Noodles or any knorr Pasta Side
•  Chili over Corn Chips
•  Corn Chowder with Egg cooked in or do Hard Boiled sliced and lay on top
•  Clam Chowder served over Stuffing Mix
•  Beef Barley Soup with a little Oatmeal stirred in to give it more of a chowder feel

Well I think you get the idea so try it out and see what combos you can come up with. 

As we just finished up our soups, stews and chowders series I wanted to give you 

one more thing to think about and look at and that making a single soup base that can

be transformed into seven different soups. If you're interested, check out Becoming a 

Farm Girl over on YouTube. Here's the video I'm talking about. 

Well I think that does it. Next we will be exploring sandwiches cuz after all nothing 

goes together like soup and sandwiches, right?!

 

💗 Jo