Lasagna Soup

I don't know if I just live under a rock, or if this is something that other people are unfamiliar with too... but have you ever heard of lasagna soup? Well here's a lasagna soup if you have, and if you haven't then welcome to the world of lasagna soup! I mean don't get me wrong, I love a good lasagna, and making it into a soup just seems like such a genious idea. I mean it's all the ooey gooey goodness with the delight of a nice thick soup which is perfect for any cold weather days. This recipe uses quite a few ingredients, but don't be alarmed, they are all simple. It's essentially just a ton of different spices, which if you have on hand in your cupboard already, you can make this in no time. If you have to stock up, it will still be easy to make but a quick trip to the grocery store will be required.

While the ingredients list might look a little long, don't be fooled by it, this recipe is still so easy to make. The prep time is estimated at a mere 5 minutes, so your family will be well fed without too much hassle. It's a great weeknight meal and doesn't take much more effort than throwing all the ingredients together and calling it a wrap. The cooking time is about 35 minutes.

I know that as the summer comes to a sad end, there's also a slight comfort in knowing that it's soup time! Even though I'm no fan of cold weather, I'm also no fan of having hot soup during the hot summer. So here's to getting to enjoy soups again. If you're as excited as I am to checkout this recipe, then just click on the link below to get redirected to the "Cooking Classy" website today.

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