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Cookish

Chickpea, Chorizo and Spinach Soup

6 Servings

45 minutes

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This hearty, simple meal in a bowl was inspired by Portuguese sopa de grão de bico. The name translates, quite plainly, as “chickpea soup,” but the dish might also include various types of vegetables, different meats and even pasta. We lean on Spanish dry-cured chorizo to provide big flavor here—it infuses the broth with its smoky, garlicky, paprika-forward intensity—so don’t use fresh Mexican chorizo in its place.

6

Servings

45 minutes

Ingredients

  • 3

    tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil

  • 1

    large yellow onion, halved and thinly sliced

Reviews
Kellanne H.
November 3, 2024
Quick, easy and so tasty!
I've made this several times. The soup gets a lot of its flavor from the chorizo, so the brand does make a big difference. I found chorizo actually produced in Spain provides the best flavor. One brand I like is Palacio's picante chorizo. If you use others you can probably add some paprika and garlic to provide the added flavor.
Carrie G.
February 11, 2024
Great winter soup!
This is a hearty and economical soup that's really easy to make. I added a bit of smoked paprika and more chorizo than was called for. Will definitely be adding this to my soup routine!
Jennifer B.
June 17, 2023
Delicious nutritious soup
I soaked and boiled my own garbanzos (shame on you milk street!), and used hot Italian sausage, it was delicious! Healthy too!
Vincent D.
August 5, 2022
Family Favorite
I make 2 batches of this every week; one for the day and one for freezing portions for my family to reheat during off meal times. I made two adjustments. We use Italian mild chicken sausage instead of chorizo which is spicy for my youngest. I also thicken the broth with a flour slurry towards the end which makes it feel a bit heartier. Great healthy meal in one pot.
Thomas F.
January 12, 2023
Mild
Not bad, but not that flavorful.
Theodore A.

Quick and easy but seems a little flat. Finishing with a splash of vinegar and drizzle of spanish olive oil helps.

Kari W.

Made this with soyrizo for a quick, delicious meal on a cold night.


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