Pea soup recipes

A delicious, healthy lunch or starter that's great hot or cold. This easy soup is low in calories, Serve swirled with yogurt

Enjoy this super healthy soup when you want a comforting but low-calorie lunch – rich in fibre, vitamin C and folic acid

This vibrant soup is fresh-tasting and substantial enough to have for dinner

Kids will love this green vegetable blend with chunks of breaded fish fingers

The parmesan 'tuiles' make this soup stylish enough for entertaining – but they take just a few minutes to make

A meaty and vibrant soup that's great for using up festive ham leftovers or as a comforting storecupboard soup

A healthy green soup with contrasting salty, deeply savoury crispy ham bits for an added hit of flavour

Superhealthy - counts as 1 of 5-a-day

Treat as a healthy lunch or vegetarian starter, this simple and refreshing vibrant green soup is low in calories and features three of your five-a-day

Sweet peas and peppery watercress are
a perfect match for early summer, but you can
adapt this soup to suit all year round

Treat as a healthy lunch or vegetarian starter, this simple and refreshing vibrant green soup is low in calories and features three of your five-a-day

Ideal for a summery starter or light lunch

Our vibrant broccoli and pea soup delivers three of your 5-a-day, and is full of nutrients including iron, folate and vitamin C

Make this stylish soup from John Torode, combining green peas and split peas with smoky pieces of shredded ham hock. Perfect for a starter or warming lunch

Lovage has a delicate celery-like flavour, but if you can't find it, substitute with mint. This soup is lovely either hot or chilled on a summer day

Use up your leftovers with this simple, speedy canapé recipe

Serve this silky smooth soup with flavoured ice cubes to keep it chilled - garnish with fresh peas and crispy bacon for a dinner party

This smart soup doesn't require any cooking- just pour hot water over stock, grains and lots of delicious green vegetables

We love this soup all through the year, but it really comes into its own at Halloween - for obvious reasons!