This soup will warm you head-to-toe when it’s cold outside. It may not look like it will change your world - but it’s just the ticket when you’ve had every (other) soup imaginable. The tiny kick of the sage sausage makes all the difference. Very few ingredients make this a snap to put together.
It’s been a tradition in my husband’s family to get together on New Year’s Eve for a soup party. My sister-in-law, Lisa - always brings this soup. It wouldn’t be New Year’s without it. But I crave it more than once a year - February is perfect.
It's a favorite because it’s not a boring soup - it gets your attention, making you wonder “what’s IN this?” At the same time, it doesn’t send you running for a glass of water to cool off either. I also enjoy it because I can use (and rotate) my storage supply of canned tomatoes and beans.
If you’re a garlic-lover, it wouldn’t hurt to add either garlic salt - or the real deal. But it’s just delicious without. This makes a small “manageable” batch - to serve about six to eight. I make it just for myself and it keeps for at least a week - but I like to share it in the winter.
The bright green pepper, yellow corn, and scarlet red tomatoes are an explosion of color - just what you need for a dull, dreary February day.
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