When you want the bold flavors of jambalaya but also want a warming broth, this soup is the answer. Follow along as Nikki Scott shows us how to make this quick and hearty Cajun-inspired meal with ingredients you may already have on hand.
This creamy, cheesy soup transports Santos Loo to his little coastal town in Peru, called Barranca. His version of sopa de leche is hearty with pasta and poached eggs, cooked right in the broth, plus a few modern flourishes, like Parmesan and olive oil.
Jet Tila makes a quick version of this famous soup that still captures the long-cooked flavor, built on the Thai trinity of galangal, lemongrass, and lime leaf. The broth should taste bright and aromatic, with shrimp added at the end so they stay tender.
Jet Tila makes a quick version of this famous soup that still captures the long-cooked flavor, built on the Thai trinity of galangal, lemongrass, and lime leaf. The broth should taste bright and aromatic, with shrimp added at the end so they stay tender.
For this Korean stew, kimchi and pork belly are sauteed with an aromatic paste of onion, garlic and gochugaru, then simmered in a rich, dark broth made with dasima (dried kelp) and dried anchovies. Delicate and creamy soft tofu is added at the end.