Tomato barley soup

You know it's been a long, cold winter when a temperature of 37 degrees prompts you to wear shorts. Yes, I saw another mom wearing shorts at Meghan's school drop-off yesterday. I kind of shrugged

This Barley Soup is healthy and packed with colorful vegetables. Stove top, slow cooker and Instant Pot instructions included.

Vegetable Barley Soup - Spend With Pennies

A New Year is here–always a great time to add some lighter dishes to the kitchen menu. Enter Tomato Barley Soup–no added fat, no added salt–a fresh, healthy bowl that still satisfies on frosty winter

This simple soup, which comes from the Amazigh, or Berber, community of North Africa, perfectly demonstrates how just a few ingredients can create a wholesome and comforting meal. Pearl barley has a distinctive taste and texture that once cooked, naturally thickens soups and gives them a creamy consistency. The sweetness of the paprika and tomatoes against the boldness of the thyme and pearl barley give this soup its special flavor and appeal. The dried thyme is added at the end of the…

"Tomato Rice Soup is a comforting and flavorful dish that combines the richness of tomatoes with the heartiness of rice, perfect for cooler days or when you crave a wholesome meal. This recipe begins with sautéing onions, celery, and garlic until ten

This nutritious and satiating one-pot Barley Soup is loaded up with tons of veggies, a rich seasoned broth, and tender barley.

I have adapted this recipe from one that I found on allrecipes.com by Nancy Olsen. It is so healthy, Weight Watcher friendly and tastes great. You can

Braised Beef Tomato Barley Soup. A hearty healthy comfort food soup, started like a stew to coax maximum flavour from the simple ingredients.

"When my children were young, I needed a soup that everyone would eat—something filling but also something delicious. My sons really liked barley soup from a can, so I decided to try making it myself. My boys are now young adults, and this is one of the first things they ask me to make when they come to visit." —Karla Johnson, Winter Haven, Florida