15 easy and affordable Mexican soups

Adriana sanchez

Mexican food is always an excellent option if you feel like trying something delicious and made with inexpensive ingredients. Speaking of soups, these traditional starters can be made with easily obtainable ingredients, and their flavor will always comfort your soul. That’s why we bring you these 15 easy and affordable Mexican soup recipes!

Reviewed by Kiwilimón Editorial Team

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Easy Aztec SoupYou can’t miss this easy Aztec soup recipe! Surprise your family with a rich and traditional Mexican soup that you can accompany with your favorite dish.See recipe

Tlalpeño Broth with CracklingsThis recipe is a twist on the classic Tlalpeño broth as we incorporate delicious cracklings into the broth that will give it a delightful homemade touch.See recipe

Zucchini Soup with Poblano ChileThis easy and delicious Mexican zucchini soup recipe is perfect to accompany all your dishes. The best part is that it has a touch of poblano chili that will give it a unique flavor. Don’t miss this tasty zucchini soup!See recipe

Pinto Bean Soup Style SonoraThis typical Sonora soup recipe is known as gallina pinta, although it doesn't actually contain chicken or hen; its name refers more to the use of pinto beans. Preparing it is super easy and cheap, as it requires few ingredients and a low budget.See recipe

Noodle Soup with Guajillo ChileThis soup will remind you of mom because of its rich homemade flavor; don’t miss out on preparing this delicious noodle soup with guajillo chile, a classic in Mexican households. Serve it with avocado and a few drops of lime. Fascinating!See recipe

Delicious Tarascan SoupPrepare this Delicious Tarascan Soup originating from Pátzcuaro Michoacán. It is made with beans, tomatoes, and corn tortillas. This soup is a nutritious recipe that you can serve as an appetizer or as a main dish since it has many ingredients that create a complete meal without meat.See recipe

Spicy Lentil Soup with Chorizo and VegetablesFor lentil lovers, this lentil soup is delicious. The broth, besides being rich, has a spicy touch and is accompanied by potatoes and spinach, along with tasty pieces of chorizo, making this soup a delicacy.See recipe

Easy Pork PozoleThis pork pozole recipe is a Jalisco version, although it is now prepared in different regions, and each region has its own way of preparing and serving it.See recipe

Roasted Pepper Soup with CornNothing better than a warm soup that’s also easy to prepare! Follow this Roasted Pepper Soup with Corn recipe made with poblano peppers and white corn kernels in a delicious tomato broth.See recipe

Mushroom Broth with EpazotePrepare this very traditional Mexican soup of mushrooms and fungi, flavored with fresh epazote. It’s ideal to start a good meal, served with panela cheese and avocado cubes. A homemade and delicious recipe.See recipe

Easy Tortilla SoupEnjoy this tortilla soup with pasilla and guajillo chile; it’s absolutely delicious. The origin of tortilla soup dates back to pre-Hispanic times, where softer foods were sought for easier chewing, which is why its ancient flavor will enchant you.See recipe

Vegetable Soup with Chicken and Guajillo ChileTo ensure kids eat nutritious meals, it’s necessary to cook easy and tasty recipes, and this vegetable soup with chicken and guajillo chile is a great option to prepare any day of the week, and the best part is that it’s a budget-friendly recipe.See recipe

Crab ChilpacholeIf you like typical Mexican dishes, you must prepare this Crab Chilpachole recipe, a broth originating from Veracruz. This soup is served with shrimp or crab; what do you prefer?See recipe

Bean SoupIf you’re craving a bean soup, you have to try this recipe; we added zucchini and carrots to give it a spectacular flavor that your family will love.See recipe

Garlic Noodle SoupDelicious garlic noodle soup, just like your grandmother used to make. It’s a traditional Mexican recipe that you will love; it has such a rich and homemade flavor that you won't stop making it.Which Mexican soup are you craving more?See recipe

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