Our soups and stews come in 1 qt. jars and are generally priced at $16.00, but range from $15.00 – $17.00 plus a $1.50 glass deposit.
Here is a sampling of some of our most well-loved soups and stews:
Beef:
- Beef Borscht with Shredded Beef
- Beef Minestrone w/ Chickpeas and Greens
- Beef and Barley Stew with Mushrooms
- Black Bean Chili with Ground Beef
- Corned Beef Stew with Cabbage and Root Vegetables
- Ecuadorian Beef and Quinoa Soup w/ Snap Peas
- Ginger-Orange Beef Soup with Snow Peas and Mung Bean Threads
- Hearty Winter Vegetable and Beef Soup
- Vegetable Beef Soup
Chicken:
- Brunswick Stew with Chicken, Sweet Corn, and Smoked Paprika
- Chicken Gumbo with Rice
- Chicken Tajine with Summer Squash, Olives, Apricots, and Preserved Lemon
- Chicken Ratatouille
- Chicken Vegetable Soup
- Chicken and Turkey Posole
- Chicken and Rice Jambalaya
- Cock-a-Leekie Soup
- Creamy Chicken and Rice Soup with Wild Mushrooms
- Far East Chicken Soup
- Lemon-Egg Chicken Soup with Rice
- Mexican Chicken Soup
- Southern Style Chicken Stew/ Soup
- White Bean Minestrone with Chicken and Greens/ Green Garlic
- Fassoulia (Armenian Lamb with Green Beans)
- Irish Stew with Mushrooms and Stout
- Lentil Stew with Lamb and Greens
- Middle Eastern Lamb Stew with (Potatoes, Chickpeas and) Fresh Mint
- Mulligatawny Soup
Pork
- Black-Eyed Peas with Pastured Pork Stew w/ turnips and collard greens
- French Lentil Soup with Salted Pork, Green Garlic, Nettles, and Golden
- Pastured Pork and White Beans with Greens
- Pork Posole Verde
- Tex-Mex Smoky Pork and Rice
- Chard/ Golden Chard and Fresh Thyme
- Split Pea Soup with Bacon and Pork Broth
Vegetarian:
- Curried Red Lentil Soup with Coconut Milk and Greens
- Spiced Cream of Parsnip Soup with Coconut Milk
- Vegetarian Split Pea Soup with Fresh Herbs
Shelf Life: Keep refrigerated and eat up to 1 week after pick-up. It is a good idea to bring them to a simmer before eating. They may last longer if covered with a layer of fat that is unbroken.
Freezing Soups and Stews:
- Important: you freeze in the jars at your own risk! We do not replace or refund for items that break the glass in the freezer.
- The safest way to freeze our broths, soups, and stews is to transfer them to a pyrex or other container with more surface area and then freeze.
- If you want to freeze in the jar, to help prevent breakage you can try removing the lid and freezing, then putting the lid back on.
- Another alternative is to remove a portion of the contents so it has more room to expand as it freezes.
- Some customers wrap their jars in two layers of paper bags, which slows down the freezing process and prevents many breakages.
- When thawing frozen jars of food, do not place in very hot water as this can break the jars. Thaw in the fridge or in room-temperature/lukewarm water.
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