Home›Soups and Broths›TraditionBrowse ByTraditionExpresses tradition names the recognized cultural practice a dish carries. Wikipedia notes that "in 2017, the art of making Neapolitan pizza was included on UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage," a formal recognition of tradition rather than only taste. This dimension groups dishes that a culture has formally chosen to preserve.FactsTraditionSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested10,000 BCE 1TraditionFilter Results14 entriesCuisineAllAlgerian Cuisine (1)Australian Cuisine (1)British Cuisine (1)Burmese Cuisine (1)Caribbean Cuisine (1)Ecuadorian Cuisine (1)German Cuisine (2)Ghanaian Cuisine (1)Greek Cuisine (2)Indian Cuisine (1)Indonesian Cuisine (3)Italian Cuisine (1)Japanese Cuisine (1)Malay Cuisine (1)Middle Eastern Cuisine (2)Moroccan Cuisine (1)Nigerian Cuisine (3)Norwegian Cuisine (1)Polish Cuisine (3)Portuguese Cuisine (2)Spanish Cuisine (1)Thai Cuisine (1)Tunisian Cuisine (1)Turkish Cuisine (2)Ukrainian Cuisine (4)Vietnamese Cuisine (1)CourseAllSoup (14)Dietary SuitabilityAllContains Dairy or Egg (7)Contains Fish or Shellfish (7)Contains Meat or Poultry (10)Vegan (3)Vegetarian (2)Main IngredientAllAsparagus (1)Bacon (1)Beef (3)Beetroot (5)Bread (2)Broth (1)Butter (1)Cabbage (4)Celery (1)Chicken (3)Chickpea (1)Chorizo (1)Coconut Milk (1)Crayfish (1)Egg (3)Egg Noodles (1)Fish (2)Fish Sauce (1)Flour (1)Ground Beef (1)Haddock (1)Hemp Seed (1)Kale (1)Kefir (1)Lamb (4)Lemon (1)Lentil (2)Lime (1)Macaroni (1)Meat (2)Milk (1)Miso (1)Mutton (1)Olive Oil (1)Onion (3)Palm Oil (1)Pea (3)Peanut (1)Potato (3)Pumpkin (1)Rice (1)Rice Noodles (1)Rice Vermicelli (1)Scallion (1)Sour Cream (4)Split Pea (2)Tapioca (1)Tomato (2)Tripe (1)Turmeric (1)Vegetable (2)Vermicelli (2)Wheat Flour (2)Yam (2)Dish FamilyAllAustralian and New Zealand Soups (1)East Asian Soups (2)European Soups (11)Latin American and Caribbean Soups (3)Middle Eastern and North African Soups (2)Soup Types and Instant Soups (1)Soups Defined by a Principal Ingredient (2)Southeast Asian Soups (4)Sub-Saharan African Soups (3)Format/TypeAllAustralian and New Zealand Soups (1)East Asian Soups (2)European Soups (11)Latin American and Caribbean Soups (3)Middle Eastern and North African Soups (2)Soup Types and Instant Soups (1)Soups Defined by a Principal Ingredient (2)Southeast Asian Soups (4)Sub-Saharan African Soups (3)Origin RegionAllAfrica (1)Algeria (1)Australia (1)Australia (1)Bosnia and Herzegovina (2)Cameroon (1)Central Europe (4)China (1)Ecuador (1)Europe (5)Germany (1)Greece (4)Haiti (1)Indonesia (2)Italy (2)Japan (1)Lithuania (1)Morocco (1)Myanmar (1)Nigeria (3)North Africa (1)Norway (1)Peru (1)Poland (3)Portugal (2)Saudi Arabia (1)Thailand (1)The Iberian Peninsula (1)The Middle East (1)Tunisia (1)Turkey (1)Ukraine (4)United Kingdom (1)Vietnam (1)Era (Origin Period)All-50000 (1)-8000 (1)1500 (1)1550 (4)1700 (1)1752 (1)1788 (1)1882 (1)1890 (2)1900 (1)Origin Period, From (Year)All-12,400 (1)7000 BCE (1)6050 BCE (1)2000 BCE (1)360 (1)1250 (1)Origin Period, To (Year)All-10,000 (1)6600 BCE (1)5500 BCE (1)1502 (1)1900 (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareBread BakingTradition1 entryChristmas Feast TraditionsTradition3 entriesEaster Food TraditionsTradition5 entriesFermentationTradition4 entriesFuneral and Memorial FoodsTradition4 entriesLenten Fasting FoodsTradition2 entriesNew Year Feast TraditionsTradition1 entryPassover and Jewish Holiday FoodsTradition1 entryRamadan and Eid Feasting TraditionsTradition5 entriesSalt Curing, Smoking and DryingTradition2 entriesSpice Trade TraditionsTradition1 entryStreet Food CultureTradition8 entriesTapas CultureTradition1 entryWedding Feast TraditionsTradition12 entriesSources1. Soup - WikipediaSoup, Etymology and history section, Upper Palaeolithic datingQuote, Soup, Etymology and history section, Upper Palaeolithic datingThe making of soup or something akin has been dated by some writers back to the Upper Palaeolithic (between 50,000 and 12,000 years ago).View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.