Yes, it can. I love tomato (basil home made) the best.
It isn't nutritous
no they do not
Vegetarian Soup. It's Vietnamese.
Yes, as long as there are no meat or sauces containing meat, it is a vegetarian dish.
Miso soup. It's the best kind around unless your a vegetarian. If you are, try vegetable soup. Just throw in the veggies!
No.
One is vegetarian, (Pea Soup) and one is for people who eat meat... :)
It could be because as a vegetarian vampire, sleeping in tomato soup may be essential to keeping you alive.
Yes, a vegetarian soup can be highly nutritious. By incorporating a variety of vegetables, legumes, grains, and herbs, it can provide essential vitamins, minerals, and fiber. Ingredients like lentils or beans add protein, while leafy greens and root vegetables contribute antioxidants and other beneficial compounds. Overall, a well-balanced vegetarian soup can be a wholesome and satisfying meal.
No. Traditionally it is made using beef stock. You can replace the beef stock with vegetable stock to make a vegetarian version.
To make it vegetarian, you pretty much remove everything that makes it fo tiao qiang (the proper name for the soup): shark fin, quail egg, chicken, ham, sea cucumber, abalone. You end up with a completely different soup, which would taste nothing like the original; you are better off just finding a good vegetarian recipe.
It may contain chicken or beef broth, which is not vegetarian to most vegetarians. Vegetarians should check the label, but keep in mind that bouillon is not vegetarian. If it is vegetarian, these ingredients will not be listed. Note: The regular (not the "healthy") version of Campbell's Chunky Savory Vegetable appears to be vegetarian. Ingredients are: water, carrots, potatoes, celery, tmato puree, peas, green beans, diced tomatoes in tomato juice, corn, modified food starch, salt, vegetable extract, high fructose corn syrup, hydrolized wheat gluten, dehydrated onions, flavoring, spice. "Flavoring" could be ambiguous. The "Healthy Request" version of the same soup contains beef fat, however.