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Looking for an Italian Wedding Soup Recipe that's quick and easy? How about one that has lots of variations? I love to make this with kale instead of the usual spinach. Adds an extra depth of flavor.
Below you'll find the recipe that I like to make. Below that, you'll even find Oma's Super Quick Italian Wedding Soup!
Here's my version for an extra speedy Wedding Soup!
For my regular version, see below ...
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Italian Wedding Soup. German? Nope.
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Although the origin of this soup is questionable, it does appear to be a traditionally Italian-American dish with its mistranslation of "minestra maritata" meaning "married soup."
This does not refer to weddings, but because the meats and green vegetables go together or marry so well.
It has, though, become one of the most popular of Italian soups that most know, and is now often served at weddings.
Looking for an Italian Wedding Soup Recipe that's quick and easy? How about one that has lots of variations? I love to make this with kale instead of the usual spinach. Adds an extra depth of flavor.
Prep Time
15 minutes |
Cook Time
20 minutes |
Total Time35 minutes |
Makes 7 - 8 servings
Meatballs
Soup
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