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Hola Amigos

Cana beat a bowl o hamemade soup, so ive been experimenting a bit with the soup pan lately

 

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Chorizo, Tomato and roasted peppers with croutons and zest orange

 

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Tom Kha Gai

 

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French onion

 

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Thai sweet potato, chicken and basil

 

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Sweet potato, carrot, coriander and orange

 

Just a little winter warmer for you lads in the Sna

 

 

 

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They look pretty phenomenal. I'm a bit lazy with my soups, leaving them a bit lacklustre at times.

 

Div you use actual stock? I find this makes a big difference, but I don't eat a lot of meat, so I never have bones often enough. I struggle to make a really good veg stock too.

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They look pretty phenomenal. I'm a bit lazy with my soups, leaving them a bit lacklustre at times.

 

Div you use actual stock? I find this makes a big difference, but I don't eat a lot of meat, so I never have bones often enough. I struggle to make a really good veg stock too.

 

I sometimes make ma own stock, depending on what we had the night before. Most o the times i buy cartons o stock from the local supermarket, easy and no hassle and tastes as good

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Hot liquid

 

I canna bring a spoon to my mouth without wanting to cowk.

 

I find it difficult to taste a sauce I'm making, usually get the wife to do it.

 

Cold fruit soup's fine.

 

I do worry about you at times!  :eek:

 

Bye the way, did u go to an all boys private School?

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Hola min,they look superb.Am always making soup,but they dinna look nothing like that, Usually just random veg chucked in with a bit of stock,crusty bit o bread and cheese.

    Doing a starter for a Xmas gathering.Will look into one of your recipes...

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Made a soup the nicht because of this thread. Thai sweet potato and red lentil. I probably won't have any of it, it's for the wife's lunch the morn. Made a bit of effort on it this time, it looks fine. Didnae take photaes as it's in a tupperware.

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Hola min,they look superb.Am always making soup,but they dinna look nothing like that, Usually just random veg chucked in with a bit of stock,crusty bit o bread and cheese.

    Doing a starter for a Xmas gathering.Will look into one of your recipes...

 

Cullen skink, always a winner  ;)

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What do Vegan's taste like?

 

Just love that soup from that coffee shop at the top of the spital .

You should try some DD. :laughing:

 

 

 

 

I know I'm asking someone who should know  ;) ;)

  • 1 year later...
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I woke up this morning and there was a very strong, almost overwhelming smell of soup.

 

It wasn't an offensive odour, it was quite fine actually but given that there is a fair distance between the kitchen and our bedroom and no cooking facilities (that I'm aware of) either in or adjacent to where we sleep, I couldn't understand where it might be coming from. I checked with a touch test and the wife was sleeping so it must've been a daughter up unfeasibly early and unlikelyly cooking.

 

The smell of the soup was changing, sometimes stronger, sometimes with strong spices, sometimes more traditional broth, sometimes classic lentil and ham and I had to double check that I was actually awake and not dreaming this weirdness. After 118.6 units of alcohol (my drink tracker App informs me) in 7 days before my first alcohol-free day yesterday since the 21st, I now conclude that the side effect of this sudden abstinence is that my nostrils decided to trip out. They've settled now and the smell of soup has gone but what a bizarre and interesting start to the day. Think I'll get blootered in the pub this afternoon to get things back to normal.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Since this thread is up,made a soup starter for Xmas day  -  Butternut squash,sweet potato and ginger soup

 

 

2 x medium Butternut squash,skinned and chopped

2 x large sweet potato,peeled and chopped

3 x red onion,peeled and chopped

1 peeled stem of ginger

teaspoon of Turmeric

teaspoon of Cumin

2 cubes of  chicken stock in about a pint of hot water

coconut milk

 

Heat/fry the onions in the soup pan with butter til soft.Add the veg and chicken stock.Heat for around 30 mins til soft.Add Turmeric and Cumin,and blend.Taste,and add coconut milk and/or water according to how sweet you want it and for thickness of soup

 

  This was supposed to do 6 on Xmas day,but also did 11 on boxing day  :thumbsup:

 

 

Posted

Since this thread is up,made a soup starter for Xmas day  -  Butternut squash,sweet potato and ginger soup

 

 

2 x medium Butternut squash,skinned and chopped

2 x large sweet potato,peeled and chopped

3 x red onion,peeled and chopped

1 peeled stem of ginger

teaspoon of Turmeric

teaspoon of Cumin

2 cubes of  chicken stock in about a pint of hot water

coconut milk

 

Heat/fry the onions in the soup pan with butter til soft.Add the veg and chicken stock.Heat for around 30 mins til soft.Add Turmeric and Cumin,and blend.Taste,and add coconut milk and/or water according to how sweet you want it and for thickness of soup

 

  This was supposed to do 6 on Xmas day,but also did 11 on boxing day  :thumbsup:

 

How big a pot did you need to make soup for that many folk?!

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