We know, we know, it’s a funny color and reminds you of your great aunt Marge’s vintage cookbooks—but hear us out. Split pea soup is actually delicious (not to mention simple) when made with a few ...

Whether you use bacon, a ham hock or paprika, this recipe for a classic split pea soup is satisfyingly smoky. That smokiness infuses the split peas, which are added in two batches. The first portion ...

This recipe can be made either as written, with Canadian bacon, or with a ham hock. If using a ham hock, add it when you add the broth. After cooking the soup, remove the ham hock and pick off the ...

Find the Instant Pot split pea soup recipe here. Split pea soup needs to taste like it was simmering for hours in a concentrated ham atmosphere, something biologists would take samples of back to the ...

One-pot meals are the perfect solution for busy days. The next time you need dinner in a pinch, try this low-maintenance split pea soup recipe that’s made with only eight ingredients. Split peas are a ...

"Our split pea soup is a hearty take on a fall favorite," says the company’s vice president, Jesse Denes. "A little meat goes a long way with this recipe, with the finished product being a mellow soup ...

First take a heavy anodized aluminum skillet and render down the bacon pieces over medium-low heat until they turn crisp. Then drain them on several thicknesses of paper towels and set them aside for ...

I have a major pet peeve about mushy split peas. Split peas and lentils tend to get overcooked. Once I figured out that they don’t need to reach the State of Horrifyingly Mushy, my legume cookery ...

Welcome to Never Fail, a semi-regular column where we wax poetic about the recipes that never, ever let us down. This week: the split pea soup recipe that Healthyish editor Amanda Shapiro just ...

Dice carrots. Sauté carrots, onions and celery in a pan to create a mirapoix. Once the onions are translucent, combine the rest of the ingredients, except for plantains and chicken, into a large pot ...