If you are looking for a delicious boiler of homemade turkey soup, you are in the right place. This recipe and video tutorial we have here will not only help you make your own turkey soup it will be a recipe you and your family will enjoy.
Newfoundland Homemade White Bread
These are some more links of delicious soups.
Traditional Newfoundland Peas Soup & Doughboys
Traditional Newfoundland Bean Soup with Ham
Traditional Newfoundland Potato Soup with Sausages
It pleases me to share these delicious Newfoundland dishes with you and for those of you that are Newfoundlander’s and Labradorian’s visiting our channel today, enjoy some of your childhood meals that your mom and grandmother’s would make.
https://www.bonitaskitchen.com/cookbook this is the link to our cookbooks.
Starting my soups from scratch building on those big flavours to create a delicious boiler of soup. Then having a slice of homemade bread with butter melting over it to soak up the last drop of soup in the bowl. Mmmmm
Those of you that have never made soup before this recipe is for you. I also have a step by step video here for you to cook along with me.
But for those of you that is saying, I’ve made lots of turkey soup before I don’t need someone else’s recipe or to show me how to make soup. I’m saying, just give it a try and then after you made it and eaten this delicious soup, send me a message to share with me what you think….. Plus you can share with me your favourite soup recipe to try.
I would like to thank each one of you for visiting Bonita’s kitchen and taking the time to read my blog and share my links with your family and friends. It’s because of you I love making these Traditional Newfoundland videos for you to enjoy and learn how to make our cultural foods or maybe take you down memory line to yesteryear.
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I answered 6 of them myself.
Cooking from St. John's
Hi Bonita, I made this soup and all in all it tasted pretty darn good ,but, the instructions could be a little clearer, you say 1/4 of a cup of turnip,that was one slice off of my turnip,soni added more ,6 sticks of cererly is what exactly,sticks of cererly are all different sizes ,maybe say like a cup or 2 cups chopped would be better ,this is of course just my humble opinion, I’m by no means saying anything bad, I love your recipes and especially your white and molasses bread ,made them both and loved them ,thank you for everything 🥰🥰
Hi David: Thank you so much for your lovely message and for stopping… I will make a few changes to the writing part of that recipe and understand totally it’s hard to measure in cups with those vegetables. I’m so glad you are enjoying our recipes and thank you so much for taking a few minutes to let me know.. Bless you. Hope your day and week is going well. Bonita
When I was stationed at CFB Gander I travelled with the Base old-timer hockey team to the volunteer fire department for a friendly game of hockey. The firefighters, as hosts, treated us to a meal of turkey neck soup. one of the ingredients were chopped up beet greens. i’ve wanted to make this soup for some time now. Have you ever used beet greens?
Hi John: Thank you for your message and for stopping by and letting me know a little about you…I’m so glad you found my recipe and you are wanting to make it..This is one of my Dads favourite soups to make. Personally I’ve never used beet leaves for soup or salads. I have heard of people using them for a number of recipes and eating them fresh in a salad. My Dad was a local organic farmer and grow beet to make pickled beets only. But over the years I like making beet soup, salads and I even wrote a recipe for beet dip. But not the leaves.
You can for sure give it a try even if it’s only in a small saucepan to see if it’s nice. But use celery, leeks, green or white onions all will bring this soup together. Please follow up and let us know how it goes.
Thank you
Bonita
beet dip- https://youtu.be/3cKohOgow44?si=3qiOOWM-rssUGGOf
pickled beets:https://youtu.be/CWU0jouM3n0?si=vrGwJlTG-V1WRZum
beet salad: https://youtu.be/fFYxdKGXnck?si=GEbiEpgwoiOWibHl
So much like my mom’s turkey soup! Thank you for bringing this back to my family now that she is gone. (Mind you she wouldn’t be impressed that I hadn’t remembered how to make it on my own!)
Hi Denise: I’m thinking I may have answered you already, but just incase I didn’t thank you so much for stopping by, I;m so glad you enjoyed our turkey soup recipe. It’s hard to remember all our family recipes unless they were wrote down, you are not alone on this one. Enjoy to the fullest and please followup after you made it, letting us know how you enjoyed it. 🙂 Bonita
Hi Bonita, tried making your Turkey soup and loved it, making it again for the second time, easy to follow recipe and ingredients are what you would have at home, I get all your emails and I also watch you on TV, thanks for all your great recipes
Denise C
Appleton NL
Hi Denise: Thank you so much for your message and for stopping by, I’m so glad you enjoyed our turkey soup recipe. Its wonderful you are also watching our shows on EastLink TV, thank you for that. It is our pleasure to share our recipes with everyone to make and enjoy. They are easy to follow and ingredients we all have in our cupboards, message anytime you are looking for a recipe you can’t find.
Take care and stay safe.
Bonita
Bonita love your cooking & baking videos.
Step by step is excellent! Thankfully no exotic ingredients ☺ actual food stuff. You are Wonderful girl!! I sent your link to family on the ‘mainland’ ?
Hi Yvonne: Thank you so much for your message and for visiting my channel, I’m so glad you are enjoying my videos and thank you for sharing them. I only believe in real ingredients and fresh and local veggies and fish. If people don’t have access to them they can buy them in there grocery store. I love to cook and bake and sharing my love for cooking to you is a honour, getting people back into the kitchen. 🙂 Have a lovely day! Bonita
Love your easy to follow recipes …..
Hi Geri: Thank you for your message, I’m glad you are enjoying them. Bonita