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10 Soups You Need to Try Before Summer Ends


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Soup isn’t just for the cold months — in fact, summer is one of the best times to enjoy fresh, vibrant bowls made with seasonal ingredients. Whether you’re craving something light and veggie-packed, or a cozy comfort meal after a summer thunderstorm, I’ve got a lineup of 10 must-try soups that belong on your table before the season slips away.


Here’s why you’ll love each one (and why you need to try them ASAP):


1. Asparagus Soup

Nothing says summer like tender asparagus at its peak. This soup is light, silky, and full of fresh garden flavor. It’s perfect for when you want something nourishing without being heavy — an elegant starter or a quick weeknight dinner. Serve it with a slice of crusty bread, and you’ve got summer in a bowl.

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2. Broccoli Cheddar Soup with a Twist

This isn’t your average broccoli cheddar! Creamy, cheesy, and just a little unexpected, this recipe takes a classic and elevates it with fresh summer produce. It’s hearty enough to satisfy, but still works as a fun lunch or dinner on those not-so-hot days when you’re craving a little comfort.

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3. Summer Vegetable Soup

Think of this one as a garden harvest in a pot. Bursting with tomatoes, zucchini, peppers, and other seasonal favorites, it’s bright, colorful, and a fantastic way to use up farmer’s market finds. This is the soup that proves summer and vegetables go hand in hand.

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4. Irish Potato Soup

Potato soup isn’t just for winter! My Irish Potato Soup is velvety, filling, and simple, making it the perfect recipe for those cozy nights when summer weather turns a little breezy. It’s a back-pocket classic that’s humble but always satisfying.

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5. Better Than Olive Garden Chicken Gnocchi Soup

Craving comfort but don’t want to turn on the oven? This soup is a restaurant favorite recreated at home — creamy broth, pillowy gnocchi, tender chicken, and fresh spinach. It’s hearty yet quick, and best of all, you won’t have to wait for a table to enjoy it.

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6. Chicken & Dumplings

RECIPE HERE

Some meals just feel like a hug, and this is one of them. My Chicken & Dumplings recipe is comfort food at its best, with fluffy dumplings, rich broth, and tender chicken. A bowl of this after a busy summer day feels like slowing down and savoring every bite.

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7. Roasted Tomato Bisque

Summer tomatoes deserve the spotlight, and roasting them brings out their sweet, smoky, and bold flavor. This bisque is smooth, velvety, and incredibly flavorful — a perfect way to celebrate tomato season. Pair it with a grilled cheese, and you’ll be in heaven.

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8. Chicken Cordon Bleu Soup

Yes, you read that right — your favorite crispy, cheesy chicken dish reinvented as soup! With chicken, ham, Swiss cheese, and a creamy base, it’s a fun and unique twist on classic flavors. Summer is the perfect time to try something new and impress your family with this inventive recipe.

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9. Summer Corn Chowder

Fresh corn is at its peak right now, and this chowder is the best way to showcase it. Creamy yet fresh, it balances sweetness from the corn with savory bacon and herbs. It’s a bowl of pure summer sunshine — you’ll definitely want seconds.

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10. Creole Sausage Soup

Looking for something with a kick? My Creole Sausage Soup is bold, flavorful, and packs a little heat. With smoky sausage, spices, and veggies, it’s the perfect recipe for nights when you want to break out of the ordinary and turn dinner into a flavor adventure.

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Why You Should Try These Soups This Summer

Summer cooking doesn’t have to mean just salads and grilling. These recipes show that soup can be fresh, seasonal, and versatile — from light veggie-forward bowls to hearty comfort meals. Each one is packed with flavor, easy to make, and perfect for sharing with family and friends.

So before summer slips away, grab your favorite pot, pick a recipe, and get simmering. You’ll thank yourself when you’re savoring every last spoonful.


 
 
 

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