I love to try new recipes around holiday time. I found a recipe for a delicious Christmas tortellini soup and altered it fit the taste of my guys. We all enjoyed it and now I would like to share our version of Christmas soup with you.
How to Make Christmas Soup
1 cup of water
2 cloves of garlic
1 tsp. of oregano
1 28 ounce can of crushed tomatoes
2. Place everything except the fresh spinach in a large saucepan.
3. Stir until all the ingredients have had a chance to co-mingle.
4. Bring the soup to a slight boil.
5. Add the fresh spinach.
6. Stir until the spinach has started to wrinkle.
I served a tree shaped melted cheese bun along with the soup. My guys love to dunk bread into soup. A fresh green salad and a taste of homemade fudge would have totally completed this meal. I think will have to try it again.
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If you like this Christmas soup recipe, you will want to check out the recipes I have collected on my Great Recipes board on Pinterest.
It sounds delicious!
Ooooh, this looks good!
Oh, my gosh! The Christmas tree shaped cheese is adorable! What kind of cheese do you use?
This sounds good!
I love to make soup. And, this is going to be a fun and yummy one to try. Thanks for sharing with us!
Sounds yummy;I love tortellini.
Ive never had thatbut looks good to try!
Yes, please.
Oh, you mean I have to make it myself…?
😉
This sounds simple and yummy. I’m bookmarking it! We have a few parties this weekend so it might be perfect for Sunday. Simple and warming!
This looks great! I always enjoy soup.
Christmas Soup, what a great idea.
this sounds great…. I love soup when it is cold out 🙂
oh that looks great. I bet it smells divine 🙂
The recipe sounds easy enough and your soup looks so yummy!
That actually looks easy enough for me to try to make! And looks delicious! Thanks so much for sharing the recipe!