5 sick-day recipes for when soup isn't the answer - The Washington Post

Some folks do not like soup. And in the midst of cold and flu (and covid) season, it can feel like your options are limited. But they’re not! Soup is not the only thing that will help you, or a loved one, feel better, and we’ve got the recipes to prove it.

Whether your stomach’s on the mend or you need something spicy to clear up those sinuses or something mild and soft for a sore throat, we’ve got the recipes for you. Scroll on for all the best things to try when you’re sick and not in the mood for soup. And if you are in the mood for soup? Head to our Recipe Finder, or check out one of our previous recipe lists.

Kichidi, pictured above. Cook down rice and lentils together and you have kichidi, an easy meal in Indian cuisine that is standard sick-day fare. There are a million different variations, and this one, with simple flavors, is as basic as they come. Tweak if you like, and you can, of course, make a big batch for reheating.

Ginger-Garlic Chicken With Green Beans. Chicken noodle soup? No! Time for a simply flavored chicken dish. Aromatic ginger and garlic are the main flavors here, and it pairs just right with steamed white rice.

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