The Soup Sisters Cookbook by Sharon Hapton

The Soup Sisters Cookbook by Sharon Hapton

100 recipes arranged by season, The Soup Sisters Cookbook gives you heartwarming soups to prepare and share throughout the year.

The Soup Sisters Cookbook showcases scrumptious recipes from the "souper volunteers" of the Soup Sisters and recipes from many of Canada's top celebrity chefs--including Michael Stadtlander, Bonnie Stern, Lucy Waverman, Massimo Capra, Anna Olson, Michael Bonacini and Elizabeth Baird. With 100 recipes arranged by season, The Soup Sisters Cookbook is certain to appeal to soup-lovers everywhere!

Soup Sisters are a Calgary-based non-profit enterprise founded in 2009. They are dedicated to making a tangible difference to the lives of women and children in need. Soup Sisters believe in the power of soup and the nutrition, comfort and warmth that the gift of soup can bring. This belief has resonated quickly and profoundly with communities across Canada, who come together through their local Soup Sisters events to cook, share and donate soup, to women's shelters in their community. The Soup Sisters' growing network has over 4,500 supporters, who collectively donate over 8,000 bowls of soup every month--over 75,000 bowls of soup have been donated to date.

SHARON HAPTON is the Founder and CEO of Soup Sisters and the mother of two children who lives in Calgary with her 35-year-old husband. Sharon was inspired to start Soup Sisters after celebrating a significant birthday in 2009. She's been named one of Chatelaine's and CityTV's Women of the Year, as well as a Woman of Vision by Global Television, and she was recently awarded the Meritorious Service Medal by the Governor General of Canada for her efforts. SOUP SISTERS is a non-profit organization that makes, shares, and donates soup to mothers, children, and teenagers in need. Soup Sisters has expanded to over 20 communities in Canada and the United States, donating approximately 1 million soup servings to date. Summer Stock and Souper Kids, both of which involve children making soup for local youth shelters, began in 2013 and 2015.