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Cold Curried Tomato Soup

Author: Florence Fabricant

Sopa Azteca

Author: Peter Applebome

Cranberry Soup

Author: Nancy Harmon Jenkins

Champagne Melon Soup With Raspberry Ice Balls

Melon with port is a traditional combination in France, the wine served in half a Cavaillon melon, but I always though it could be improved. The beautiful pastel shades of the melons are lost in the deep...

Author: Michel Richard

Roasted Pepper Bisque With Salsa

Author: Molly O'Neill

Lamb Egg Lemon Soup

Author: Robert Farrar Capon

Mushroom and Beet Borscht

This lighter, vegetarian version of hot borscht has the depth of flavor that a meaty backdrop provides, without overpowering the winelike, heady flavor of the beets.

Author: Martha Rose Shulman

Shortcut Tortilla Soup

This simplified version of the classic Mexican soup calls for storebought tortilla chips and employs the use of the broiler to char the chiles.

Author: Mark Bittman

Moroccan Tomato Soup

Author: Barbara Kafka

Chilled Burgundy Carrot Soup with Celery, Belgian Endive and Baby Golden Beets

This recipe from the late chef Charlie Trotter came to The Times in 2001 as part of a story about the raw food movement, in which every element of every dish is raw, organic and vegan. If you do not have...

Author: The New York Times

Cold Pink Borscht in a Glass

Author: Christine Muhlke

Double Garlic Soup

This creamy soup of pairs two spring delicacies: green garlic, which are the tender bulbs that arrives early in the season, still attached to the greens, and garlic scapes, which look like curlicue tulip...

Author: Melissa Clark

Jamaican Pumpkin Soup

Author: Moira Hodgson

Blue Potato Soup

Author: William Norwich

Cranberry Borscht

Author: Florence Fabricant

Japanese Style Shellfish Soup

Author: Bryan Miller And Pierre Franey

Mushroom Miso Soup

This miso-enriched brothy soup is pleasing on many levels. You get complex flavor with minimal effort, especially if you make the dashi in advance. All the little garnishes are optional.

Author: David Tanis