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It’s cold here and just microwaving some Progresso Pea Soup. I chop up some bacon. Micro the bacon and add to soup. I crave pea soup once in a while.
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I do like a good vegetable beef soup but my favorite is my wife's potato soup. Good stuff.
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We like the Progresso clam chowda 😁
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Eating it all week & happy about it.
Home made veggie soup. Nothing fancy, just a a pound or more of stew meat, onion, quart of tomato juice, 2 cans of mixed vegetables, 3-5 cubed potatoes & a third or half a head of cut up cabbage. Simmered for 3-5 hours for the first heat.
I love it when Huy Fong Scriracha is added & have peanut butter & saltines on the side.
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We like the Progresso clam chowda 😁 One of my favorites too. I usually take green onions and cut them up with scissors and add 2 to a can. Sometimes I add some canned mushrooms. Good stuff!
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Eating it all week & happy about it.
Home made veggie soup. Nothing fancy, just a a pound or more of stew meat, onion, quart of tomato juice, 2 cans of mixed vegetables, 3-5 cubed potatoes & a third or half a head of cut up cabbage. Simmered for 3-5 hours for the first heat.
I love it with Huy Fong Scriracha in it & peanut butter & saltines on the side. Sounds good Gunzo! The cabbage caught my attention. Sardines and peanut butter is interesting. Thanks for sharing!
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Chicken heart corn soup with a ton of mushrooms and enough barley you can stand up a spoon in a bowl of it
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About the only soup I like is the one my paternal Grandmother who raised me made. The good thing is I can have it any time I want as I learned how to maake it. I did modify it a bit by using good grade beef hamburger rather than cubed browned meat The rest is just lots of taters, green beans peas, carrots and spinach.The rest is a lot of spices. During the colder months I add a little extra red pepper flakes otherwise it's just a pinch. The end result looks more like a stew but she called it soup. She believed soup should be hearty and not some watery mess. I agree.The point is it's just an old country French one pot meal and I never get tired of it. Hope I never do. PJ
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Navy bean soup, lentil soup, tomato, chicken noodle almost any soup is great on a cold day.
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love soups. Chicken noodle, beef vegetable, pasta e [bleep], chicken potato, chicken tortilla, clam chowder, etc.
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Proper minestrone for me like my dear Mother made using oxtails for the broth. I am 62 now and have yet to make it.
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Homemade French onion soup.
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I guess I like weird ones. This one is moose marrow, green onion, and broccolini: And tripe with pig feet: And grouse with mushrooms and veggies:
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I love all of them, but mostly anything with a type of meat and veggies. I cook on a woodstove and just throw stuff in the dutch oven , cook it and eat it. I have been using dried kale every day this winter as I prefer it cooked. The last of the butternut and the potatoes from the garden are getting eaten in the next few weeks!
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My BIL makes great soups
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Homemade potato soup. Potatoes cooked in chicken broth. Then add a bit of garlic, onion, cream, butter and browned pork sausage. Salt and pepper to taste. Thicken with corn starch or flour
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