The aroma of beans and salt pork simmering on the stove always brought us to the table.
Grandma's Secret Trick
To speed up the cooking time, Grandma soaked the beans before she made her bean soup. She said discarding the soaking water would lower the beans' gas activity. Grandma stored her dried beans in an airtight container for up to a year.
When Grandma’s garden was ready to harvest, we celebrated with this vegetable soup.
Grandma’s scrumptious pea soup was the perfect pick-me-up on chilly autumn afternoons.
A steaming bowl of this cheesy chowder brought smiles to our faces on blustery fall days.
Grandma’s version of chicken noodle soup was fun to eat because she made it with curly pasta.