#cabbage soup

[skyrimtournaments]

Best Soup Tournament: Round 1

Vegetable Soup vs Cabbage Soup

Vegetable Soup

Cabbage Soup

Voting ended onFeb 26

You know it, you love it, it's Vegetable Soup. It uses a cabbage, potato, leek, and tomato, and gives 1 point of both health & stamina regen for 720 seconds. It's not the only soup to have that 720-seconds-of-infinite-power-attacks effect, but it's the easiest to make and the most iconic.

Against this fearsome foe is Cabbage Soup, an interesting case. If you don't have the Dragonborn DLC installed, it cannot be made by the player and restores 10 points of health and stamina. With the DLC, it can be made with a cabbage and salt pile, but it's been nerfed and only restores 8 stamina.

[dvoeverie-stitches]

La Toussaint (All Saints) Cabbage Soup

Alas, I could not find a cabbage to steal, nor even one to be bought on All Hallows weekend, so I put off making this soup until around the full moon. I’m not huge on sticking rigidly to the little boxes on a modern calendar. Our ancestors would have been more likely to go by the moon, so I figured that at the full moon closest to All Hallows the veil would still be thin. Honestly, my husband and I celebrate spooky season until Three Kings Day—it’s pretty much impossible not to once you start digging into Central European folklore. Even in English folklore Christmas was associated with ghost stories.

I made a bowl for myself last night to taste test it before I’ll serve it to my Québécois ancestors tonight on the full moon. I made a few adjustments, using bacon instead of salt pork and using Herbs de Provence and bay leaf instead of salted herbs (all I had on hand was shiso). I also added garlic along with the onion. And I tarted it up for dinner, adding more protein by topping it with thin slices of provolone and broiling it, while I poached an egg with the egg poacher gifted to me by Granny Mary Lorraine Thibodeau Marlow (originally Marleau).

Thank you so much for introducing me to this charming custom and sharing the recipe @lesorciercanadien .

[thatpollguy]

Do you like cabbage soup?

I love it

I like it

It's okay I guess

I dislike it

I hate it

I've never tried it before

I'm allergic/intolerant

Voting ended onDec 20, 2025

[mold0000]

prep for veggie soup

[saltandlavenderblog]

Cabbage roll soup recipe

[kpantydrop]

Soup is gay, like very very gay. If you eat soup I am assuming you are gay

[vegan-nom-noms]

Instant Pot Cabbage Soup

[ohsoromanov]

At The Tsar's Table: Cabbage Soup

Although the last Romanov tsar had access to all kinds of luxury, he was not known for his decadence at the imperial table. He preferred simple and healthy food to complex dishes, especially for dessert. He enjoyed light pastries, and tea or coffee was often served with "golden cheese pancakes" (Syrniki) with raspberry jam.

Nicholas II was also a devoted athlete and monitored his health closely. He was known to prefer light dishes that were easy to digest - and he was not a fan of spicy food. Imperial cooks were instructed to use simply salt, pepper and sometimes bay leaves.

He was a big fan of black bread, soups and porridge. One of his favorite dishes was cabbage soup - щи in Russian.

Here's a traditional cabbage soup recipe (supposedly) prepared according to an old recipe from 1913 for the Tsar and served at the Livadia Palace.

Bone broth - 2.5 liters Lard - 150 g. Cabbage - 650 g. Onion - 2 pieces (120 g.) Carrots - 120 g. Potatoes - 200 g. Salt and pepper - to taste Bay leaf - 2 Fresh herbs (dill, parsley) - 1 bundle

Check this video for all the steps.