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12 Vintage Soup and Stew Recipes

These vintage soup and stew recipes have stood the test of time, using simple ingredients, leftover meat, and pantry staples to create hearty family meals.

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12 Old-Fashioned Soup and Stew Recipes

When the weather turns chilly, there’s nothing better than a big pot of homemade soup or stew simmering on the stove. These comforting meals have been bringing families together for generations, and many of the recipes in this collection have been passed down through our own family.

Theses are the kinds of dishes our grandmothers made with simple pantry staples, leftover meat, and whatever vegetables they had on hand, creating hearty meals that could stretch the grocery budget and feed a crowd .

In this collection, you’ll find classic soups and stews that have stood the test of time, along with a few updated twists on old favorites.

Whether you’re craving a rich, slow-simmered beef stew, a cozy bowl of chicken noodle soup, or a hearty vegetable soup, these recipes are full of old-fashioned flavor and simple ingredients. They’re perfect for warming up on a cold day, making the most of leftovers, and carrying on the tradition of gathering around the table for a home-cooked meal.

Slow Cooker Butternut Squash Soup – With its velvety texture and rich, creamy flavor, this Slow Cooker Butternut Squash Soup is like fall in a bowl and is surprisingly easy to make in the crockpot.

Instant Pot Chicken Noodle Soup – A quicker take on the classic soup Grandma used to make, this Instant Pot Chicken Noodle Soup is packed with tender chicken, vegetables, and comforting homemade flavor.

Irish Beef Stew This hearty Irish Beef Stew uses ground beef instead of stew meat for a budget-friendly, 30-minute version of the classic recipe that’s perfect for busy weeknights.

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Split Pea and Ham SoupThis hearty split pea soup is slow-simmered until extra thick with savory ham, tender vegetables, and split peas for a rich, satisfying meal that stretches simple ingredients.

bowl of ham and bean soup

Easy Ham and Bean SoupThis easy ham and bean soup is a hearty, budget-friendly way to turn a leftover ham bone into a rich, flavorful meal the whole family will love.

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Granny’s Vegetable Beef SoupTender beef and wholesome vegetables simmer together in this classic one-pot soup that’s hearty, comforting, and perfect for making the most of what’s in your refrigerator.

bowl of homemade corn chowder with potatoes and bacon

Potato Corn Chowder with Bacon This hearty potato corn chowder is a timeless comfort food recipe made with everyday ingredients, creating a rich and creamy soup the whole family will love.

beef stew in pot with wooden spoon

Old Fashioned Beef Stew on the Stovetop – This easy stovetop beef stew is a timeless comfort food recipe featuring tender beef, hearty vegetables, and rich homemade flavor that’s perfect for chilly evenings.

pot of no bean chili with wooden spoon.

No Bean Chili – This classic no-bean chili is thick, hearty, and loaded with seasoned ground beef in a rich tomato base for an easy comfort food meal.

Mémère’s Chicken and Dumplings Just like my Great-Grandmother used to make, this old-fashioned chicken and dumplings recipe features fluffy homemade dumplings, tender chicken, and a rich, flavorful broth.

bowl of cabbage and vegetable soup.

Cabbage Soup – This easy cabbage soup transforms humble vegetables into a crowd-pleasing meal that tastes like it’s been simmering all day, but it’s ready in less than 45 minutes.

a bowl of red pepper soup, with whole peppers in background.

Roasted Red Pepper Soup – This rich and creamy roasted red pepper soup is a keto-friendly update to a classic recipe, featuring sweet roasted peppers and savory seasonings in every spoonful.

 

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