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Split pea soup, healthy and easily homemade

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Split Pea Soup, healthy and homemade
Split Pea Soup, healthy and homemade

Split Pea Soup is enjoyed around the world.  It is documented around 500 BC as being offered as street food in Athens.  Different cultures have enjoyed different types of the legume.  There are both yellow and green shades, each boasting a unique taste.  From vegetarian to, to curried to stock full of ham options for this comfort food are endless.

Split pea soup is a healthy and easily homemade dish.  Looking to add something simple to your holiday feast, think split peas.  Favorite Split Pea Soup Recipes from the experts;

  1. Sunday Slow Cooker: Split Pea Soup With Ham by Yum Sugar
  2. Vegetarian Split Pea Soup from 101 Cookbooks
  3. Curried Split Pea Soup from the Healthy Irishman
  4. Yellow Split Pea Soup with Smoked Paprika from Elana's Pantry
  5. Pumpkin soup with yellow split peas

 


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For a good peasoup, three things are needed - the peas, the ham and myself. Everything else is colored bubbles. If you can't get proper ham or a piece of barbecued pig, you might as well cook another soup as it's never going to be anywhere near good as this. It took me 2 solid month of searching and haggling until I could locate a man who would part with his ham bone. fxcuisine.com

Slideshow: Split Pea Soup healthy and easily homemade

, Springfield Food Examiner

Julie loves to cook, travel, and explore. At a very young age she began spending time with her grandmother learning the lore of the Italian kitchen; it was the start of a lifetime's fascination with food. When other people go abroad they visit museums; Julie flocks to grocery stores. Having...

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