Creamy turkey soup is a traditional recipe with roots in various cultures where roasted turkey leftovers are used to the fullest. This soup, very popular in several Latin American countries, is prepared especially during celebrations and holidays, when turkey is the star of the table. In Mexico, Colombia, and Venezuela, it is known simply as "turkey soup," while in other places, such as Argentina or Chile, it may be called "creamy turkey broth" or "creamy poultry soup." This preparation originates from home cooking, where creativity and the use of ingredients are essential. The use of bouquet garni and spices like cloves creates an aromatic broth that is combined with vegetables and a creamy mixture of milk and egg yolks to give it a unique, comforting, and very tasty texture.
This soup stands out not only for its flavor but also for its nutritional value, as it uses the bones and leftovers of the turkey to create a broth rich in collagen and flavor, which is then enriched with fresh vegetables and a creamy mixture. It is traditionally served with toasted crackers that provide a textural contrast and make the experience even more complete.