Discover a delectable array of first courses – a collection of hot soups complemented by enticing recipes and vibrant photos. Beyond their delightful flavors, these soups offer a nourishing boost to your well-being, aiding in digestion and promoting a balanced approach to eating. Our compilation features a diverse selection of popular homemade soup recipes, cherished by chefs worldwide who recommend incorporating these flavorful concoctions into your daily lunch routine.
These recipes not only tantalize your taste buds but also provide a comforting and wholesome dining experience. A bowl of hot soup can be a soul-satisfying journey into the heart of culinary delight. From hearty classics to inventive creations, our curated selection ensures there’s a perfect soup for every palate.
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I made lagman. This, of course, is not a classic recipe, but we prepare it that way. Served as a first course. Seasonal vegetables are used in lagman. The dish turns out juicy, bright in taste and appearance.
Delicious hearty soup is perfect for lunch and dinner. It is prepared very quickly. Thanks to the flour, a thick consistency is obtained, and the creamy taste is incomparable.
The dish can be prepared with any meat: lamb, beef, chicken, etc. A real lagman is made from special long noodles, lamb meat and various vegetables. My lagman recipe is somewhat simplified and adapted to our European conditions and capabilities. The taste of this lagman was rich, and the aroma was very appetizing.
This is our mother’s favorite soup, which we cook for a very long time and love it very much. Despite the name, it does not even include cream, but.. melted cheese gives the soup an unusually delicate taste. It’s impossible to break away 🙂
My family and I have been in love with Central Asian cuisine for almost 30 years and have been living in Osh (Kyrgyzstan) for 5 years. That’s when I tried this dish. It was prepared by the Uighurs, although the Uzbeks, Kazakhs (batta) have the same lagman. This dish is considered a thick soup.
So, Lagman. I love Uzbek cuisine, and I want to offer you an unusually delicious dish that will diversify your table, and in winter bad weather will warm and give you a feeling of satiety and peace…
Lagman is a wonderful dish, which is good because it can be used both as a first and second dish. In addition, lagman is perfectly stored for several days in the refrigerator and becomes even tastier. In any case, this dish is for those who are tired of soups and borscht.
The recipe for this soup was invented impromptu – I have a head, a tail and a couple of pieces of catfish. I really wanted a very light soup, and as part of the competition I experimented with soy sauce
