It’s cool enough to survive without air conditioning, but our weather isn’t quite fall-like yet. Still we’re ready for crisp autumn days to arrive, perhaps they’ll be here by December. Here are some of our favorite soups to herald fall.
What a seasonally correct background
Ok, I had a yellow pepper instead of a green one in the fridge this time. Man people can be so picky.
Drizzle more olive oil if you want
Sweet Potato and Fennel Bisque
Sage advice: Start with soup
This is nothing like the soup that haunts a bad diner’s menu
So much milky goodness inside
Sweet and Spicy Japanese Broth
If I could rename it, I think Katherine would like tofu
Bacon fat is good for you
Spicy sausage
All that melted cheese is making me hungry
Beans are the magical fruit
The kidneys make this
Rufus' Food and Spirits Guide 
It is still a million degrees in HK, but these soups look so delicious. I say just crank up the aircon and enjoy the fall. Maybe I will start with your Japanese soup. Have a super weekend.
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Being in opposite seasons than my US blogger friends just ends up making me want it to be fall when it’s spring! Ah well, guess that’s what bookmarks and pinterest are for. I especially like the look of the blackbean soup.
Thanks a million for this post! We are moving into soup season, and I just love putting them together, watching them cook and then digging in!
It’s already been below-freezing here in Central Finland, so this compilation is both timely and awesome, although it might be because I am such a soupoholic. 😉 I’m making Swedish yellow split pea and ham soup tomorrow, but I need to stick some of these on my to-try list as well! Anything with legumes, curcubites, mushrooms and bacon is amazing in cold weather.
That sounds delicious!
SOUP!! and goodness me Greg.. not the F word! Not yet!
We won’t use the A word either then.
Great collection of soups. I’ll have to make some!
I love soups and I could eat every bowl on this blog! 😀 <– That is me drooling.
Gosh I feel that I want to make all of them, but I do love the soup in the pumpkin and the squash soup very much. Two of favorite fall ingredients to cook with. Nice lineup!