Grandma’s budget-friendly soup with homemade egg dumplings will feed the whole family!

🥣 Grandma’s budget-friendly soup with homemade egg dumplings will feed the whole family!

Grandmothers always seem to have a recipe tucked away that can feed the whole family with something delicious, filling and affordable. Somehow, they can open an almost empty refrigerator, take one thoughtful look at a few vegetables, and an hour later place a large pot of fragrant soup on the table — the kind that makes everyone ask for seconds.

And when it comes to saving the family budget, grandmothers are true experts: not a single ingredient goes to waste, nothing unnecessary needs to be bought, and lunch still tastes as though it was prepared for a big family celebration. 🥣💛

That is exactly what this cozy vegetable soup with homemade egg dumplings is like. It combines simple and affordable ingredients: potatoes, carrot, onion, sweet bell pepper, cabbage and green beans. The vegetables simmer in a rich tomato broth with garlic, coriander, paprika and black pepper, filling the kitchen with the wonderful aroma of homemade food. 🥕🌿

The special pride of this grandmother-style recipe is the tender dumplings made with only flour and one egg. They cook directly in the soup, becoming soft, slightly fluffy and infused with the flavors of the vegetables, tomato broth and spices. 🍅

These dumplings make the soup especially hearty and satisfying — after one bowl, you feel warm, peaceful and content, and after the second, you may already be checking whether there is still a little left in the pot. 😊🥚🥣

👉 Ingredients:

🥔 3 potatoes

🧈 Butter, as needed

🥕 1 carrot

🧅 1 onion

🌶️ 1 sweet bell pepper

🍅 2 tbsp tomato paste

🧄 3 garlic cloves

🧂 Salt, to taste

⚫ Black pepper, to taste

🌿 ½ tsp ground coriander

🔴 1 tsp paprika

💧 1.5 liters water

🟢 100 g green beans

🥬 200 g cabbage

🌾 40 g flour

🥚 1 egg

🌿 Fresh parsley, to taste

Serve this comforting tomato vegetable soup hot, sprinkled with fresh parsley and accompanied by a slice of bread. May every spoonful bring warm