The Recipe Rebel / Dinner
written by Ashley Fehr
Last updated on June 6, 2020
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25 Hearty & Healthy Soups, Stews and Chilis to keep you going through the chilly days to come!
When fall hits, I turn to soups, stews and chilis to keep us fed! There is nothing I love better than a steaming bowl of something warm and cozy with lots of room for dipping a fresh made roll or chunk of crusty bread. It is pretty much my favorite things in the winter! (And yes, I’m one of those people who claims every thing is My Favorite Thing, so get over it!)
What are some of your favorite fall and winter comfort foods? Pastas? Stews? Casseroles? Holiday baking? Winter comfort food is some of my favorite of the year! The Christmas goodies don’t hurt either 😉
This list of soups, stews and chillis will give you enough variety to see you through until the days start getting longer and the sun starts to get warmer.
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- Creamy Nacho Potato Soup
2. Slow Cooker Pasta E fa*gioli
6. Potato White Bean Kale Soup
7. Lemon Orzo Soup with Turkey Meatballs
8. Roasted Butternut Squash Apple Soup
9. Curried Sweet Potato Red Lentil Soup
10. Saffron Vegetable Soup with Quinoa
11. Slow Cooker Tuscan Chicken Stew
12. Taco Soup
13. Slow Cooker Thai Pumpkin Soup
15. Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup
16. Smoky and Sweet Turkey Chili
17. 30 Minute Chicken Tortilla Soup
18. Hearty Vegetable Pasta Soup
19. Slow Cooker Chicken Parmesan Quinoa Soup
20. Crock Pot Jalapeno, Chicken & Sweet Corn Soup
21. Chicken and Ham Wild Rice Soup
23. Quinoa Corn Chowder
24. Butternut Squash Red Lentil Soup
25. Slow Cooker Zuppa Toscana
Meet Ashley
My name is Ashley Fehr and I love creating easy meals my family loves. I also like to do things my way, which means improvising and breaking the rules when necessary. Here you will find creative twists on old favorites and some of my favorite family recipes, passed down from generations!
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Thanks so much for this list! You just made my shopping for the week much easier. French Onion Soup and Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup – planned!
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Ashley Fehr says
I’m glad you found some you like! I am definitely looking forward to trying more of these throughout the winter!
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marcie says
I could live off of soup, and this round up is just what I need to make that happen! Thanks for including my saffron soup, Ashley, and Happy New Year!
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Ashley Fehr says
See AlsoEasy Cranberry Orange MeatballsThanks Marcie! Happy New Year to you too!
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Thanks for sharing my taco soup recipe Ashley. Now I’m craving all sorts of soups. Thanks gosh that Vegas actually gets cold. In our last place the coldest it got was 60’s. I can make all sorts of soups and feel comfy. 🙂 Pinned!
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Ashley Fehr says
Anytime Cyndi! I love to have lots of different soup recipes on hand for the cooler weather!
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Amanda says
Soup is my ultimate comfort food. It gets really cold and blustery here in the winter, so I could really eat it every day from December to March. These recipes all look so yummy. That Thai pumpkin soup popped out right away!
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Ashley Fehr says
Oh mine too for sure! We’re big soup lovers here!
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You are so speaking my language with this post! I’m all about the soups and chilies right now and it isn’t even that cold here, haha! I think the temperature in our house is colder than outside so I will just sit inside with a warm blanket and a big bowl of soup! I hope you are saying warm! Happy New Year, Ashley!
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Ashley Fehr says
Haha! That is so strange to me! Lol. I love winter mostly because of all the comfort food, so I don’t know how I’d do without. Happy New Year Izzy!
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Kelly says
Love this delicious round-up! I am such a big fan of soup especially during the chilly months! Thank you so much for including me 🙂 I can’t wait to add a few of these to our dinner menu! Happy New Year, Ashley!
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Ashley Fehr says
No problem Kelly! I’m definitely adding a bunch to my menu plan!
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So many great recipes for a warm and satisfying bowl of soup! Such a great way to beat the winter cold.
Happy New Year!! 🙂Reply
Ashley Fehr says
Thanks Christin! Happy New Year to you too!
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Dorothy Dunton says
Hi Ashley! I am such a soup person, doesn’t matter what the weather! However, our winter in TN has arrived – cooler (not cold like it used to be in MI) and I am in the mood for soup, stew and chili! Gary has been making no-knead breads that are really good for dunking! Thanks for all the new recipes! 🙂
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Ashley Fehr says
Oh yes — bread and soup are the best combo! I always need something for dunking 🙂 I can also eat soup anytime of year, but I do get a little more excited about it when the weather is chilly!
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Soup is the best especially when you have homemade bread. Chicken noodle soup, beef stew, and chili are my favorite kinds of soups and stews. I also like soups made with lentils because they taste so good and are so filling. That Tuscan Chicken stew looks so good.
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Ashley Fehr says
Thanks Neeli! We’ve had the Tuscan Chicken Stew once and it was really good!
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Roxana says
What a great looking roundup! I love comfort food like soups and stews – it warms and fills you up and there’s always plenty of leftovers! 🙂 Looking forward to trying many of these recipes in the new year!
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Ashley Fehr says
Thanks Roxana! I am totally a soup person, so I’m going to be trying a bunch of these myself! The perfect winter comfort food 🙂
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It’s been freezing here (for California at least!), so a warm bowl of soup is just what I need for dinner! This is such a delicious roundup, and thank you so much for including my roasted butternut squash and apple soup! Happy New Year!!
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Ashley Fehr says
Haha, it has been SO warm here lately! We’re having a ridiculously mild winter. That being said, a mild winter in Manitoba is still cold! Lol. Anytime!
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