Sometimes it’s a rant, other times a bit of my life, good
and bad, past or present. Often it’s the weather or some meaningless something
I’ve seen or heard. But today it is soup.
I suppose you could call me a bit of a soup dragon. I’m a
big fan of soup, it’s great. Maybe that’s why I can’t quite understand why it
seems to have dropped off people’s culinary radar, particularly in these
austere times, particularly as soup is healthy, filling, comforting, warming,
easy to make, and cheap.
You can make soup out of almost nothing and very nearly
everything, and there are lots of different soups to make – traditional soups,
exotic soups, posh soups, single or multi-flavour soups. I love minestrone,
spring vegetable, carrot and coriander, chicken and sweetcorn and my all time
favourite… paprika spiced goulash soup.
Here’s yesterday’s Chunky Farmhouse Chicken and Vegetable – carrot,
swede, parsnip, peas, onion, leeks, sweetcorn, home-made stock and chicken - which I served with hot crusty French bread.
Mmmm... soup.
I think I might start doing a soup of the week spot. Anyone
interested?
Lynda Henderson on FB
ReplyDeleteYes. What is swede Andrew? Celery perhaps?
Andrew Height
DeleteI think that you call it Rutabaga Lynda. We call celery... celery
.
Nicola Menzies on FB
ReplyDeleteTattie or butternut squash
Andrew Height
ReplyDeleteI love butternut squash soup, and pumpkin.
Paul Whitehouse on FB
ReplyDeleteMy wife has a liking for man-soup !
Andrew Height
DeleteNo soup for you then Paul.
Liz Shore
ReplyDeleteI did a pan of curried butternut squash soup and a pan of leek potato and pea soup on Sunday. There isn't much left now!
A family of soupies!
DeleteSharon Hutt
ReplyDeletePumpkin with soy sauce. Something I found on my travels and sadly limited to making only around Halloween here.
Get making Sharon
DeletePaul Whitehouse
ReplyDeleteNB cilantro is coriander too.
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ReplyDeleteLynda Henderson on FB
Tom kha gai or any spicy soup!
Andrew Height
ReplyDeleteGonna try that one Lynda
Lynda Henderson on FB
DeleteTom Kha Gai is delicious with coconut milk and a chili thrown in. YUM!!! Secret is galanga, it is a thai (or asian) type of ginger.
Andrew Height
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the soup club all.
Sharon Hutt on FB
ReplyDeleteI do but have a very small freezer conoartment so my supply doesnt last long
Andrew Height
Deleterecipe please.
We always have home made soup for lunch during the winter. A big batch lasts two or three days depending on who is around. Finished the leek and potato yesterday. I'm just about to boil a chicken carcass for chicken and something soup- probably use the last of the beans from the garden. A regular soup article would be great.
ReplyDeleteRecipe please Mr Lloyd.
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