Iam not into soup unless chili counts but the wife's favorite is potatoe and vegetable beef.

Chicken booyah. Most of you probably never heard of it.

A nice thick Chili just enough spicy heat to let you know its there its winter out.

Chowder, potato,

Birria consome`

Thickpea soup with ham

Or wild rice soup

Soup is good

For me it’s a toss up between potato soup and green chili soup!

A real thick chili with a little kick.

Tortilla soup is delicious.

Vegetable soup,or 15 bean soup with ham

Seafood Bisque
Ham Bean
Chili
Oyster Stew
French Onion.

My seafood bisque is a crowd pleaser at the family Christmas get together because I have shrimp, lobster, clams, scallops, crab meat and oysters in it. As for chili, when I make it, I like to hear them say its so hot you can't eat it.

I like several soups

Favorite is probably gumbo but not exactly a soup if you ask a Cajun

I can make a pretty good taco soup and a sausage tortellini soup

But I will eat tomato, potato, broccoli cheese, tortilla, my mom's chicken noodle .................

O'ster Stew, Clam Chowder, Navy Bean, Lima Bean, Turkey / Chicken, and Seafood Stew :-)

Walleye, Cream, potatoes, onions, carrots, butter, spices are the main ingredients
I make almost everything without recipes but those are the basic ingredients
Bigger walleye have larger flakes of back meat and I tend to pull out a package
with larger pieces

Love me some Ham and beans and cornbread

I know chili isn't considered soup by many people
But I love chili also

Chicken and noodle

Vegetable beef.

It don't matter, I like soup

Ditto on the split pea, and the beef barley soup. I can't remember the last time I had either one of them.

My wife makes a pumpkin and bacon soup. First time she mentioned it, I thought she was nuts. But now I ask her for it every fall.

Chili
Clam chowder
Chicken and rice or noodle
Seafood gumbo
Lobster bisque
Split pea and ham
Tomato

They're all good!

Zuppa toscana

I like a basic tomato soup with a side of grilled cheese.
My second favorite is potato soup.

When I’m not feeling well, chicken noodle is comforting.

Jim