The Cozy Soup That Feeds Your Soul When you need a comforting, stick-to-your-ribs kind of dinner, this Kielbasa Potato Soup ...

B O S T O N, Oct. 17 -- Grandma was right, after all: Chicken soup is good for the cold, not just the soul. Using an in-depth laboratory analysis of old-fashioned chicken soup, a team of medical ...

Pair it with yellow tomatoes and bell peppers, jalapeño and sherry vinegar to turn it into the most surprising cold soup you’ve ever tried. This summer star is delicious served in a bowl ...

On ordinary days, on cold days, on I-have-a-cold days ... So here’s my take on Takeout-Style Hot-and-Sour Soup. As is often true, I got the best results when pulling inspiration from a variety ...

Store the soup for up to 3 days in the refrigerator ... On ordinary days, on cold days, on I-have-a-cold days, it delivers just the amount of mouth-puckering, tingly comfort that I crave.

Whatever your reason for rejecting a hot bowl, please consider making any/all of these cold soup recipes, each famous for their chill. We’ll start with one of the most iconic of all cold soups ...

When you’re battling a cold or the flu, nothing feels more comforting than a warm bowl of soup. Not only does it soothe a ...

Finally, I think the buttermilk really makes this soup, but if you don’t have any ... Place in a saucepan full of cold, well-salted water and add a tablespoon or two of white vinegar.

Scientists have tried to test the idea that chicken soup is good for a cold. Some studies suggest it could soothe inflammation and clear out a stuffy nose. There research is really scant ...

We’ve all heard the old adage about chicken soup doubling as medicine — but can it really help alleviate cold symptoms, especially now in the fall and with winter up ahead? Fox News Digital ...

We’ve all heard the old adage about chicken soup doubling as medicine — but can it really help alleviate cold symptoms, especially now in the fall and with winter up ahead? Fox News Digital ...

There’s no such thing as a cure for the common cold. But there is soup – and according to some studies, it might help. Everyone has their own cold or flu remedy. Some of us swear by Vicks.