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Aunt Jane’s Ravioli Soup

AuthorHeatherLeighCategoryDifficultyBeginner

Delicious, cozy soup especially good on those sleety January days, but tasty all year as well. Even though it has your starch in it, I like serving it with a crust of bread or some Ritz crackers.

Yields1 Serving
Prep Time10 minsCook Time40 minsTotal Time50 mins
 4 cups of water
 3 cups of tomato juice
 3 beef bouillon cubes
 S&P
 1 cup of diagonally chopped carrots
 1 cup of roughly chopped potatoes
 1/2 cup of onions
 2 cans of Chef Boyardee mini raviolis
 1 10oz. package frozen chopped spinach
 fresh basil and thyme
1

Put the water, tomato juice, bouillon cubes, S&P, carrots, and potatoes in a large stockpot. Bring to a boil while stirring, cover and simmer on low for 15 minutes.

2

While this is happening, defrost and drain the package of frozen spinach. Set aside.

3

Add the onions to your stockpot and continue simmering whilst covered for another 15 minutes.

4

Now add your spinach and raviolis. Make sure to really scrape the sides of the can to get all of that tasty Chef-Boyardee-goodness in your soup! Simmer uncovered on medium while stirring for another 10 minutes, until it's all piping hot.

5

Remove from heat and add some fresh basil and thyme, folding them into your soup.

6

Add a leaf or two of basil as a garnish to serve and voila!

Ingredients

 4 cups of water
 3 cups of tomato juice
 3 beef bouillon cubes
 S&P
 1 cup of diagonally chopped carrots
 1 cup of roughly chopped potatoes
 1/2 cup of onions
 2 cans of Chef Boyardee mini raviolis
 1 10oz. package frozen chopped spinach
 fresh basil and thyme

Directions

1

Put the water, tomato juice, bouillon cubes, S&P, carrots, and potatoes in a large stockpot. Bring to a boil while stirring, cover and simmer on low for 15 minutes.

2

While this is happening, defrost and drain the package of frozen spinach. Set aside.

3

Add the onions to your stockpot and continue simmering whilst covered for another 15 minutes.

4

Now add your spinach and raviolis. Make sure to really scrape the sides of the can to get all of that tasty Chef-Boyardee-goodness in your soup! Simmer uncovered on medium while stirring for another 10 minutes, until it's all piping hot.

5

Remove from heat and add some fresh basil and thyme, folding them into your soup.

6

Add a leaf or two of basil as a garnish to serve and voila!

Notes

Aunt Jane’s Ravioli Soup

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