Cooler days, and longer evenings call for fuzzy slippers and warm soup, like this Creamy Turkey Soup with Sage.
Click the picture to be taken directly to the recipe
We changed the clocks back to standard time last weekend. That’s great for the mornings because now at least it’s light out when we eat breakfast, but what that time change does to the evenings just plain sucks. The sun now sets at 5:00 – only an hour after the kids get home from school. The evenings feel so long now, and you find yourself looking at the clock, wondering if it’s late enough to go to bed already (or if you can send the kids to bed already).
If you live somewhere that practices daylight savings, you know what I’m talking about. It seems the older I get, the harder it is to adjust to the time change. The long, dark evenings make me want to close the blinds, lock the doors, and hibernate. It also makes me want to eat soup. There isn’t a food out there that is as comforting as soup is. Have a steaming bowl of this Creamy Turkey Soup with Sage with a side of gluten free biscuits or cornbread muffins is the food version of having a warm sweater and fuzzy slippers.
Soup doesn’t have to be difficult or time consuming to prepare either – do it when you have time. Soup can be stored in the refrigerator, or even frozen, and warmed up at a later time. We all know that soup tastes best when it’s been reheated, right? So, let’s embrace eating dinner in the dark – it’s time to pull out those sweaters and fuzzy slippers and make some soup!
Get the full recipe for this Creamy Turkey Soup with Sage at TastyTurkey.ca.
Disclosure: I was compensated for creating this recipe for the Turkey Farmers of Canada. All opinions are completely my own.
Rhonda says
October 11, 2017 at 12:39 amThinking you should repost this recipe, love it make it every winter.