This Mayan-inspired savory soup uses cacao the way it was originally intended: as a rich, earthy spice. Smooth, deeply satisfying, and utterly unique.
Before chocolate became synonymous with dessert, ancient Mesoamerican cultures used cacao in savory dishes. This soup honors that tradition with a deep, complex flavor that's earthy and satisfying.
The cocoa powder doesn't make this taste like a candy bar—instead, it adds a mysterious depth that makes people say 'what IS that?' in the best possible way.
Texture note: If you prefer a thinner soup, add more broth. For extra luxury, blend in a tablespoon of butter before serving.
This Mayan-inspired savory soup uses cacao the way it was originally intended: as a rich, earthy spice. Smooth, deeply satisfying, and utterly unique.
Before chocolate became synonymous with dessert, ancient Mesoamerican cultures used cacao in savory dishes. This soup honors that tradition with a deep, complex flavor that's earthy and satisfying.
The cocoa powder doesn't make this taste like a candy bar—instead, it adds a mysterious depth that makes people say 'what IS that?' in the best possible way.
Texture note: If you prefer a thinner soup, add more broth. For extra luxury, blend in a tablespoon of butter before serving.
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