9 of the Best Gluten-Free Soup Recipes

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Here are 9 of the best gluten-free soup recipes to warm you up from the inside out. I like making soup. I think it’s because it is usually relatively easy to make. Sometimes all you have to do is dump and stir. I also like the way all of the flavors blend together.

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It is also easy to make a larger batch than usual and freeze it. That way you can have an extra meal later on when you need a quick, easy healthy meal, which seems like pretty much all the time for me. Besides, don’t you think soup is just one of those perfect comfort foods you can make all year round when you need a pick-me-up?

I hope you like all of my best gluten-free soup recipes, whether it be beef, chicken, crock pot, instant pot or in the pot on the stove recipe. Some of these recipes have to be just what you’re looking for.

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Creamy Potato and Ham Soup – The Real Food Dieticians

Onion – Celery – Carrots – Leek – Garlic – Red Potatoes – Chicken Broth – Thyme – Ham – Kale – Real Salt – Black Pepper

Ham and potato soup is always a favorite. The kale and leek add some interesting flavors and color to this creamy soup. You could always leave them out if you don’t think you’ll like them.

Crockpot Spicy Sausage Split Pea Soup – Ari’s Menu

Olive Oil – Garlic – Turkey Sausage – Split Peas – Carrots – Celery – Onion – Parsley – Bay Leaves – Chicken Broth

Growing up my mother always made split pea soup. Her’s is a little different but not a lot different. She likes to use Italian Sausage because the flavor of the spices in the sausage makes it really good.

If you don’t eat dairy-free add milk in place of the chicken broth. Mom always put everything in the blender except for the meat. It was nice and creamy and the kids liked it better. She would cook the veggies and split peas until they were done.

Then she blended them. Then she added the cooked sausage and the milk, heated it until it was the right temperature. Then we all scarfed it down.

Easy Chicken and Rice Soup – Iowa Girl Eats

Onion – Carrots – Garlic – Olive Oil – Real Salt – Black Pepper – Chicken Breasts – Chicken Broth – Rice

This looks so easy to make and is a wonderful substitute for a traditional chicken noodle soup. It’s kind of fun that my mom had never heard of chicken and rice soup until she married my dad. He ate it all the time. Now my mom likes it better than homemade chicken noodle soup and not just because she has to eat gluten-free.

Southwest Chicken Detox Soup – A Spicy Perspective

Chicken Breasts – Onion – Garlic – Olive Oil – Green Chiles – Tomatoes – Chicken Stock – Cumin – Crushed Red Pepper – Turmeric – Carrots – Cabbage – Broccoli – Avocados – Real Salt – Black Pepper

The southwest flavors in this sound really good to me. Wouldn’t it taste good with some corn chips or Fritos on the side? After all, they are gluten-free. I love that idea.

Ground Turkey Soup with Veggie Roots – Primavera Kitchen

Olive Oil – Ground Turkey – Garlic – Italian Seasoning – Real Salt – Black Pepper – Red Onions – Carrots – Parsnips – Celery – Chicken Broth – Tomato – Green Onions

Of course, you can substitute ground beef in place of the ground turkey if you’d like to. You can always leave out the parsnips too if you think they’re a little weird. This is a really healthy soup, sure to cure whatever ails you.

Lentil Brown Rice Soup – Vegan Richa

Lentils – Brown Rice – Oil – Cumin Seeds – Mustard Seeds – Bay Leaf – Onion – Garlic – Fresh Ginger – Green Chile – Turmeric – Paprika – Garam Masala – Coriander – Chipotle Pepper – Black Pepper – Tomatoes – Lemon Juice – Bell Pepper – Carrots – Broccoli – Spinach

I realize this has a lot of ingredients and some people don’t like lentils. But it looks so good and might be worth the time to make it. After all, if you think you don’t like lentils maybe you should try making this. You could possibly change your mind. It doesn’t look like the lentil (brown) soup my grandma used to make. This has some flavor added to it. Aren’t spices wonderful?