Specialties of soups
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Thick soups[edit]
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Thick soups are creams, velouté, soup and bisque.
- Ajiaco (
Colombia), potato soup
- Avgolemono (
Greece), egg and lemon soup
- Borchtch (
Ukraine), beets, cabbage and potato soup
- Caldeirada (
Portugal), fish soup
- Caldo verde (
Portugal), cabbage soup
- Canja (
Portugal), deviated of the Asiatic congee
- Cazuela (
Chile), meat, pumpkin and corn soup
- Chorba frik (
Tunisia)
- Cock-a-leekie (
Scotland)
- Cream of Du Barry cauliflower
- Egousi (
Nigeria), pistachio nut soup
- Fasoláda (
Greece), soybeans soup
- Flädle, (
Germany,
Austria)
- Garbure ( Béarn)
- Gazpacho andalusian (
Spain)
- Goulash (
Hungary)
- Gombo (
United States)
- Harira (
Algeria,
Morocco)
- Kesäkeitto (
Finland)
- Khartcho (
Georgia)
- Mock turtle soup (
United Kingdom)
- Pasulj (
Serbia)
- Pozole (
Mexico)
- Samgyetang (
South Korea), chicken soup with ginseng
- Scotch broth (
Scotland), barley soup
- Miso (
Japan)
- Salmorejo ( Andalusia)
- Solianka (
Russia)
- Soto (
Indonesia)
- Fat soup ( Normandy)
- Avranches shallot soup
- French onion soup
- Cheese soup
- Soupe au pistou ( Provence)
- Leek soup (
France,
Wales,
Romania)
- Pasta and broth of vermicelli soup
- Fish soup
- Oxtail soup, international
- Mediterranean tomato soup
- Lamb and parsley soup
- Lentil soup
- Minestrone soup (
Italy)
- Vegan peasant soup
- Blood soup
- Saksang (
Indonesia)
- Svartsoppa (
Sweden)
- Saksang (
- Tourin (France), garlic soup
- Mushroom velouté with lardons
- Vichyssoise
- Żurek (
Poland)
Clear soup[edit]
Those include broths and consommés.
- Dashi (Japan)
This article contains a translation of [/index.php?title=Fr:sp%C3%A9cialit%C3%A9s_de_potages&oldid=140630044 spécialités de potages] from [/Fr: fr.wikipedia].
See also[edit]
- Gastronomy of the world
- The cabbage soup, french comic film
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