Virginia peanut soup

Be it camping under the stars in the vast, green forests or enjoying some downtime at Virginia Beach, these delicious foods to try in Virginia are full of heart and packed with flavor.

A recipe for Virginia Peanut Soup inspired by Old Town Alexandria. This smooth and creamy soup is packed with peanuts and vegetables.

Every year, millions of people visit Colonial Williamsburg's recreation of 18th-century Virginia for an unparalleled experience of glimpsing America's pre-revolutionary past. Williamsburg's rich cultural heritage encompasses not only its beautiful colonial architecture, exquisite gardens and period ambiance, but also the area's delicious colonial cuisine from stews and soups to puddings and pies. Several taverns still serve this historic food today, where guests can sample Cream of Peanut…

A creamy, comforting soup steeped in history and perfect for fall

In my youth, when I traveled, I would always come home loaded with various remembrances of my trip. It was always fun, and I still retain some of those items, fondly remembering each adventure every time I look at them. These days, with storage at a premium, and my interest in lugging big heavy bags a part of my past, I shop for more practical souvenirs. Because traveling is as much about sightseeing as it is about sampling the local cuisine, I tend to opt for local cookbooks, recipe…

Take a step back in time with a classic Southern dish! Rich, creamy and smooth, this Virginia Peanut Soup is the old-fashioned recipe made famous at the taverns in Colonial Williamsburg. With one bite, you'll quickly realize why it has been loved for generations! #soup #peanutsoup #comfortfood

Gourmet classics, Peanut Soup and Spoonbread, date back to the 1700s in America.

Easy Virginia Peanut Soup has so few ingredients that you already have and it takes so little effort you'll be amazed at the depth of flavor it has.

A recipe for Virginia Peanut Soup inspired by Old Town Alexandria. This smooth and creamy soup is packed with peanuts and vegetables.

This version of peanut soup is adapted from the King's Arms Tavern in Williamsburg. This soup is also good served ice cold.