15 Fall Vegetable Soups

If you're ready for something that will warm you up without weighing you down, try one of these simple vegetable soups. They're perfect for the cool days of early autumn.

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Zuppa di Verdure all'Agliata (Umbrian Vegetable Soup)

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Unlike in a classic minestrone, the vegetables in this dish are cooked quickly to preserve their bright flavor. The recipe is based on one in Lidia Cooks from the Heart of Italy by Lidia Bastianich (Knopf, 2009). Recipe: Zuppa di Verdure all'Agliata (Umbrian Vegetable Soup)

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Unlike in a classic minestrone, the vegetables in this dish are cooked quickly to preserve their bright flavor. The recipe is based on one in Lidia Cooks from the Heart of Italy by Lidia Bastianich (Knopf, 2009).

Recipe: Zuppa di Verdure all'Agliata (Umbrian Vegetable Soup)

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[BlackYowe]

01:43 PM on 10/14/2010

I grow my own lamb. I have a small flock of sheep I keep as mowers and to put one in the freezer each fall. There is nothing like a little lamb stock to may a fab soup.

[Mgm512]

05:46 PM on 09/27/2010

Is there a mistake in the Umbrian Vegetable Soup recipe? I've read it several times and there is no liquid listed. No water? No broth? How is it a soup?

[janedoe31]

04:12 PM on 10/05/2010

and 4 cloves of garlic...........yeesh....call it garlic soup

[logic-a-go-go]

10:06 PM on 09/25/2010

You can keep them all, thank you.

[zeroesandones]

09:13 PM on 09/25/2010

they didnt say vegan.. or vegetarian soup..
a vegetable soup can have meat in it...

[mssreader]

12:51 PM on 10/14/2010

zero, then just add your favorite meat and be creative. The first time I make a soup from a recipe it's just that a soup recipe but the second time I make all kind of changes.

[TwoGayGuys]

10:12 AM on 09/23/2010

Love these fall soups! As well as our Granny Smith Apple Curry Soup at http://www.youtube.com/thetwogayguys #food #foodie #recipe

[mssreader]

12:54 PM on 10/14/2010

TwoGaryGuys, yum, GS apple curry soup indeed along with winter squash soups with an apple added and pumpkin and zucchini breads with heady spices and nuts. My favortite time of the year for cooking. I made an apple crumble yesterday with GGranny's apples adding cardamon and masala spices. It's great for breakfast as well.

[lsudem]

07:37 PM on 09/22/2010

Yummy. Good soup is my favorite thing about fall. A bit surprised butternut squash didn't make the cut. Mmm

[addielukas]

10:05 AM on 09/22/2010

omnomnom leek and potato

[mssreader]

12:55 PM on 10/14/2010

addle, a great fave in my house with a great glass of wine and a baguette! A heavenly feast!

[mssreader]

01:05 PM on 10/14/2010

addle, forgot to add that it's #12.

[extreme eugene]

10:26 PM on 09/21/2010

Who picked out these soups?!?!? Wheres the beef? My wife better not try any of these fru-fru soups if she doesn't want to wipe the lentils and beet puree of the dining room wall.

[addielukas]

10:04 AM on 09/22/2010

they're called Vegetable Soups for a reason. geez.

[mssreader]

01:06 PM on 10/14/2010

One of the Indian soups has lamb shanks in it and most have meat broth which I never use as I'm a vegetarian eating a plant based diet.

[naschkatze]

07:30 PM on 09/22/2010

Check out the Triest-style Sauerkraut and Bean Soup.

[grod805]

05:26 PM on 09/21/2010

All these look gross

[blurredmolly]

06:42 AM on 09/22/2010

The Zuppa di Verdure all'Agliata looks good,

[Kalie]

10:29 AM on 09/22/2010

Agree. Im going to try that one cuz I love bean soups and spinach/kale in my soup. You dont always need "meat" in your soup. Beans and veggies can be very satisfying.

[naschkatze]

07:28 PM on 09/22/2010

To each his own. They look fabulous to me.

[mssreader]

12:59 PM on 10/14/2010

naschkatze, me too. I like to be creative with my soups as well that's why I bought myself a beautiful blue French Chantal "soup pot" for my 60th birthday and now I'm a super soup cook.

fanned..........

[Chili-Diva]

02:51 PM on 09/21/2010

This is one of my favorite home vegetable soup recipes to serve in the fall. It has been a family favorite for many years

www.chili-everyway.com/homemade-vegetable-soup-recipes

[Godweiser]

02:31 PM on 09/21/2010

What, no clam chowder? For shame.

[mathme]

06:33 PM on 09/21/2010

Yes! My clam trees are just lush with clams in the Autumn!

[Kalie]

10:31 AM on 09/22/2010

You have a clam tree? Some people have all the luck. Im still trying to grow my lobster tree;)

[Godweiser]

05:28 PM on 09/22/2010

I misread the title and really stuck my foot in.

Fall "Vegetable" soups, not just "Fall Soups." Mea culpa. Though some of those soups are suspiciously light on veggie and are very much based on meat and stock flavors.

[asmithlockhorn]

07:42 AM on 09/21/2010

2 smoked ham hocks
1 lb. pork ribs
2 bay leaves
1/4 lb. (4 strips) bacon, finely chopped

probably tastes really good. but c'mon. waay too much fat.

[naschkatze]

07:29 PM on 09/22/2010

That's the recipe I am going to try for Oktoberfest.

[SusanElizabeth1949]

09:30 PM on 09/23/2010

render the bacon and degrease it, precook the rest of the meats the day before and skim stock, also discarding the excess fat. That is what I do for soups and beans that use large quantities of smoked or raw pork.

[Robin Rader]

04:14 AM on 09/21/2010

... Wow ! - I didn't know Beef and Ham are plants ! (???)
Maybe someone should check the recipes befor posting them under "Vegetable Soups" !

[zeroesandones]

09:14 PM on 09/25/2010

they didnt say vegan.. or vegetarian soup..
a vegetable soup can have meat in it...

[Robin Rader]

06:40 AM on 09/28/2010

... a vegetable soup is a soup made of: vegetables, meat is not a vegetable- and no, a vegetable soup can NOT have meat in it, otherwise every soup would be a vegetable soup, or have you ever seen a soup without any vegetables in it ?

[JFaye]

02:07 AM on 09/21/2010

They all look fabulous... This is a great piece... Soup and sandwich is a great combo... Thank you to whomever it is responsible for including this article.

[Gibbon2010]

11:29 PM on 09/20/2010

Wow, this is such a hot topic, they have this thread fully moderated? What posts would get deleted on a soup thread? LMAO

[ModeratorStephanie]

11:31 PM on 09/20/2010

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[Norak]

11:55 PM on 09/20/2010

So "hot potato" soup?

[DemiCrat]

04:32 AM on 09/21/2010

I assume that since you are a HuffPo blogger and your name is ModeratorStephanie, that you are, in fact, a HuffPo moderator. If so, could you please explain to me why moderators on this site have been posting comments on 'sensitive' articles, in which, they take definitive stances on the issues. It would seem that there would be a clear conflict of interest in moderating articles that you have made posts on. I have had more than one intelligent, well though out, and sourced posts, which contradicted a arguments made by a moderator, censored. There was no foul or inflammatory language, so I have to assume a moderator got upset that someone had the gall to explain, in detail, why their post was illogical.

You would do this site a great service if you could explain to your fellow moderators that they either need to refrain from taking positions on issues or stop making posts on articles that others might disagree with. It comes across as childish and petty when comments are censored because moderators cannot handle a civil argument. The same type of behavior that this very site loves to mock a certain political party for.

Thanks,
Jon