10 Dump-and-Go Soups for Seniors Living Alone (No Chopping)

Ten soups you make without picking up a knife. Everything comes out of a can, a jar, a carton or the freezer case, goes into one pot, and the pot does the rest. One is made in the microwave in two minutes, and one in an electric pressure cooker. Every soup is sized for one. Most cooks wrote theirs for a family, so the amounts are made smaller, and if company comes, every one doubles easily. WHAT IS IN THIS VIDEO One. Shrimp stew, three ingredients from the freezer and pantry Two. Chicken tortilla soup, dump everything Three. Black bean soup for two, in the microwave Four. Vegetable beef soup in the pressure cooker Five. Pot sticker or wonton soup Six. Roasted red pepper soup, blended cold Seven. Meatball tortellini soup Eight. Chicken gnocchi soup Nine. Mexican bean soup, one can of beans Ten. Oyster corn chowder How to freeze the extra bowls A chair by the stove All measurements, sizes and times are in the video and on screen, in both American and metric. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TAGS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- dump and go soups, no chop soup recipes, soups for seniors living alone, easy soups for seniors, pantry soup recipes, canned soup recipes from scratch, cooking with arthritis, no knife recipes, easy soup for one, cooking for one over 60, freezer friendly soups, senior cooking