Soup of the Season

So, I’m a huge soup fan, you guys!

I cook (and eat) soup year-round because it’s just that good.

All that said, I’m considering this my year for branching out and trying new things.

First, I started over the summer by trying out some new, unique burger recipes, and now I’m leaning into fall full-force with healthy soup recipes.

7 Sweet Potato Soup Recipes

Ok, before we dive into this list of awesome soup recipes by other bloggers, I have to be brutally honest with you all.

I’m not a sweet potato fan.

That said, I’ve only tried sweet potatoes in 2 forms — the traditional marshmallow-covered Thanksgiving side dish and fries.

While the fry version is alright and something I will eat from time to time, I simply don’t touch the other.

Since sweet potatoes aren’t typically something I buy or cook, I’ve decided to commit to bringing them to my table a few times this fall, and one of those ways is going to be in soup.

Check out the sweet potato soup recipes I found, and I am hoping to try this fall.

• Creamy Sweet Potato Soup

First up, something creamy that sounds delicious!

This creamy sweet potato soup – via Pink Owl Kitchen is made using sweet potatoes, olive oil, purple onion, carrots, garlic, ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, ground cumin, cayenne pepper, vegetable stock, salt and pepper, and coconut milk (or heavy cream).

Since this recipe is made using wholesome ingredients that I love, I feel like it will make a great starter soup for the non sweet potato lover, like myself.

Plus, it just looks incredible, you guys!

• Curry Sweet Potato Soup

Curry sweet potato? Um, I’d give this one a try for sure!

This red curry sweet potato soup – via Serene Trail is far from the type of soup I’d throw together in my kitchen.

Not only does it sound like it packs a punch, but it’s also made with tons of healthy ingredients — making this one a winner!

You can cook up this fall-flavored curry using oil, sweet potatoes, onion, garlic, ginger, curry powder, chili powder, turmeric, cumin, red pepper flakes, garam masala, vegetable broth, diced tomatoes, sugar, cinnamon stick, red lentils, coconut milk, spinach, fresh cilantro, salt, and pepper. Optional garnish options of coconut yogurt, lemon wedge, and cilantro.

While the ingredient list is long, it’s also wholesome and sounds incredibly flavorful, which is my kind of meal!

• Veggie Sweet Potato

Veggie soup with a secret ingredient? Yes, please!

While the star of this roasted veggie and sweet potato soup – via Craving Something Healthy isn’t actually sweet potatoes, it made the list because, well, I simply wanted to try it myself, you guys!

Since this recipe is made with a combination of veggetables, I can’t help but feel like the sweet potato flavor won’t be overwhelming, making it more inviting for someone like me!

You can create this creamy veggie delight using cauliflower, carrots, parsnips, sweet potato, shallots, garlic, olive oil, kosher salt, pepper, turmeric, cumin, curry powder, vegetable stock, fire-roasted tomatoes, and cannellini beans.

I cannot wait to try this one, you guys!

• Pepper Sweet Potato

Ok, confession time, again.

I do not like red peppers, so this next soup likely won’t be hitting my dinner table.

However, I’m super excited to share it with those who do love red peppers!

So, if that’s you, this soup is all for you, my friend!

This roasted red pepper and sweet potato soup – via Serene Trail is made using red bell peppers, yellow onion, sweet potatoes, garlic, olive oil, vegetable broth, coconut milk, salt, pepper, oregano, ginger, and cumin.

Plus, it recommends red pepper flakes, hemp hearts, pepper, pumpkin seeds, croutons, and cilantro leaves for garnish.

While I’m not a red pepper fan, this one still sounds wholesome and amazing, you guys!

• Cauliflower Sweet Potato

I don’t know about you, but I just don’t cook with cauliflower very often.

It used to be somewhat of a regular veggie in our kitchen, but my kiddos were never a fan, and I was always throwing half of it away.

Now, I just pass it by in the grocery store, and I’m wondering why? If I can start adding it to soups, I might just make it a semi-regular food in my fridge again.

This cauliflower sweet potato soup – via Yum Vegan Lunch Ideas looks and sounds pretty darn good, you guys!

Plus, it seems like a pretty simple one, which I love!

You can make this up in your kitchen using cauliflower, sweet potatoes, leeks, garlic, olive oil, turmeric, and vegetable stock.

Plus, don’t forget the optional toppings of pumpkin or sunflower seeds.

• Spinach Sweet Potato

I’m one of the weird ones who eats raw kale and considers spinach a kitchen staple.

So, green soup doesn’t exactly freak me out, you guys.

As a matter of fact, this next one is totally down my alley.

If you’re looking for something incredibly healthy, this spinach sweet potato soup – via Refresh My Healthy is made using frozen spinach, a sweet potato, carrots, celery, fennel, garlic, onion, jalapeno, salt, fresh herbs, and sour cream.

Plus, it calls for garnishing it with cherry tomatoes and fresh dill.

While green soup might not be everyone’s thing, I’m totally down for trying this one (even if my kiddo might be).

• Ginger Sweet Potato

Last, but certainly not least, ginger + sweet potato.

Now this sounds like a fall concoction I might just be able to get behind.

While I’m still not 100% sure I’m going to love any of these sweet potato soup recipes, ginger is a huge staple in our kitchen, and I cook with fresh (and sometimes ground) ginger multiple times a week!

All that said, if ginger is your thing, this sweet potato and ginger soup – via Veggie Ideas might just be one worth trying!

You can make this soup in your own kitchen using the combination of sweet potatoes, onion, root ginger, carrots, celery, red lentils, vegetable stock, and olive oil

More Fall Flavors

If fall flavors are what you crave, I’ve got you!

Check out all our fall recipe roundup posts — from pumpkin breakfasts to apple desserts.

If more sweet potato recipes are what you’re looking for, check back soon as I have a few more sweet potato recipe lists in the works!

Happy eating, you guys!