
Mexico
Caldo de camarón
A dried-shrimp soup, rich and briny, with tomato, chile, and vegetables.
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Mexico
A dried-shrimp soup, rich and briny, with tomato, chile, and vegetables.

Loreto, Peru
A Loreto fish broth made with carachama and Amazonian herbs.

Bogotá, Colombia
A Bogotá beef-rib broth with potatoes, corn, cilantro, and scallions, served for breakfast on cold mornings. Often drunk with aguapanela and cheese for hangovers.

Ecuador
A thick Ecuadorian blood and rice sausage soup, made from pork blood stuffed into a casing and cooked in a savory broth with yuca and potatoes.

Mexico
A Mexican seafood soup loaded with shrimp, fish, and shellfish in a tomato or chile broth.

Santander, Colombia
A Santander breakfast soup of beef liver, onions, cilantro, and potatoes, served with rice and avocado. A rustic, iron-rich highland soup, said to cure hangovers.

Ecuador
A thick Ecuadorian cow-foot soup with peanuts, yuca, corn and potatoes, slow-cooked until the broth is milky and the meat falls from the bone.

Brazil
An Amazonian soup of piranha, yuca, and green plantain, slow-cooked until rich and gelatinous. A pre-Hispanic dish of the Colombian Amazon, served with fariña.

Mexico
A home-style Mexican chicken soup with vegetables, rice, and a lime-cilantro finish.

Sonora, Mexico
A Sonoran cheese soup of tomatoes, chiles, and soft white cheese melted into the broth.

Mexico
A hearty Mexican beef soup with bone-in beef, corn on the cob, potatoes, cabbage, and carrots in a clear broth.

Mexico
'Seven seas' soup: a lavish seafood broth with seven kinds of shellfish and fish.

Paraguay
Thick river-fish broth of surubí simmered with milk, cream and vegetables and finished with Paraguayan cheese, a specialty of the riverside departments.

Mexico
A fava bean broth, thick and earthy, seasoned simply with onion and herbs.

Puerto Rico
A Puerto Rican soup of fish, coconut milk, and vegetables, creamy and gently spiced.

Mexico City, Mexico
A chicken soup from Mexico City with chickpeas, avocado, and a chipotle chile for smoky heat.

Northern Portugal, Portugal
Creamy potato soup ribboned with collard greens and a slice of chouriço.

Senegal
Caldo
Fish poached in a light broth of onion, lemon and okra or hot pepper, served with plain white rice.

California, United States
A lighter, broth-based West Coast chowder of clams, potatoes, and vegetables, without the cream of the New England version.

Canary Islands, Spain
Caldo de papas
Caldo de papas is a Canarian potato soup with garlic and coriander in a light, savoury broth.

Mekong Delta, Vietnam
Canh chua cá
Sour fish soup from the Mekong Delta with fish, tamarind, pineapple, tomato, bean sprouts, and rice paddy herb, balanced sweet and sour.

Guangdong, China
老火汤
Lao huo tang, the Cantonese soup simmered for hours and drunk before the meal, is a named daily institution of Guangdong households and restaurants rather than a generic broth; it is ordered by name and its ingredients change with the season.

Tuscany, Italy
In Tuscany, Carabaccia is Tuscan onion soup with red onions, almonds, cinnamon, vinegar, and bread.

Italy
In Italy, Carcerato is stale bread in thick beef-broth soup with grated cheese.

Campania, Italy
In Campania, Cardone is cardoon soup with meatballs, egg, cheese, and clear broth.

Spain
Sopa De Ajo
Castilian garlic soup with bread and egg.

Andalusia, Spain
Caldillo de pintarroja
Caldillo de pintarroja is a Málaga soup of small dogfish and potatoes, cooked with aromatic seasoning in a light broth.

Wales, United Kingdom
A one-pot broth of lamb or bacon with leek, potato and swede, cooked slowly and often eaten over two days.

Cayman Islands
Pepper Pot
A spicy soup made with chicken, bacon, sweet potatoes, Cayman peppers, red bell peppers, hot peppers, garlic, spinach, coconut milk, chicken stock, and spices; a hearty, warming dish with significant heat; a traditional Caymanian soup. Cayman cooks simmer leafy greens, okra, coconut, and salted meat into this local pepper pot.

La Paz, Bolivia
Chairo paceño
An Altiplano soup with lamb or beef, chuño (freeze-dried potatoes), carrots, onions, and herbs, a smoky and hearty classic.

Guam
Chalakiles is a Chamorro chicken soup thickened with toasted, ground rice and coloured with achote; coconut milk may be stirred in.

Kyushu, Japan
ちゃんぽん
Nagasaki's hearty noodle soup with seafood, vegetables, and pork stir-fried into a rich chicken broth.

Bogotá, Colombia
A Bogotá and Boyacá breakfast soup of milk, eggs, scallions, and cilantro, served with bread. A cold-morning highland classic, simple and warming.

Dominica
A traditional Dominican soup made from octopus (chatou in Creole); simmered with coconut milk, ground provisions, dumplings, and local seasonings; a rich, flavourful seafood stew; reflects the French Creole influence on the island; the chatou water of Dominica; a distinctive octopus stew; a coastal specialty.

Morocco
شباعة
A regional Moroccan soup built around wheat or semolina, legumes, and warmly spiced broth.

Georgia
Ჩიხირთმა
A chicken broth thickened with egg yolk and soured with vinegar or unripe grape juice, with coriander and no vegetables at all.