"cooking soup" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of preparing soup or the ongoing process of making soup. Example: "As the cold weather set in, Mary spent her evenings cooking soup to warm her family up."
"People were cooking soup over campfires and yelling, 'Hey, Gringo!
Recently, Ms. Sherman, who called Ms. Sargent's battle against cancer "courageous," had been cooking soup for her.
Dana Holley Maloney I was in my kitchen, cooking soup and listening to Andrea Boccelli singing "Time to Say Goodbye" on a CD.
Activities like making origami, cooking soup, boning fish and building a couch out of remaindered copies of his first novel, "The Renderer," are challenges attempted by Richard, who complains loudly that he can't make anything with his hands.
I have a deep affection for cooking soup — I swear by Moosewood's "The Daily Special" — and the basics never really change: sauté onions, maybe carrots or garlic, in oil.
SAN PEDRO, Paraguay — On the edge of a farm here, Rogelio Silva, a peasant organizer, looked out over the half-dozen tents where his Paraguayan compatriots were cooking soup over a campfire.
Soon, they were cooking soups and stews from vegetables grown on the property.
Shoppers did buy more of its condensed cooking soups, a sign that people were still eating at home more.
Consumers did buy more of the company's condensed cooking soups, a sign that people wary about the economy are still eating at home more.
"There are cases of malnutrition and we have resorted to cooking soups made purely of spices in order to stave off hunger.
Lunch on the run For a relaxed fill-up of plain home cooking soups, salads and stews, served with a hunk of bread and a grin retrace your steps to 31 Nahalat Binyamin Street and the much-loved Caf Birnbaum (14).
