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M&S chicken & mushroom.
Thank me later.
Thank me later.
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im simple
Heinz cream of tomato done |
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That's a bowl of red sugar, not soup!
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Just make it yourself at home.
root veg soup cheap and easy..... fry onions in butter, add carrots, potatoes, leeks, swede, turnip, cabbage if you want. 2 or 3 tins of tomatoes, water and veg stock cubes. a bit of pepper and salt to taste and cok for 40 minutes or so andyouhave a big fk off pot of lovely soup, healthy and cheap. I prefer it blended but not everyone does. Prob works out at bout 25 pence a bowl. lovely with bread rolls. |
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Great post, Rob.
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M&S .....total rip off. Make your own. Takes no time, tastes better and costs peanuts.
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I'm a particular lover of soup - I lived on the stuff for about a year! Clock is right, Heinz tomato is dreadfully sweet and should be cut with a tin of tomatoes.
Tinned soup is horrible and the poster who said making your own is the way to go, KNOWS. |
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Mrs C often makes home made soup - I'm trying to help the lonely males that inhabit this domain with quality alternatives.
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Home grown and home made artichoke soup coming up later on this week. This is my no 1 favourite oup ever.
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I make my own butternut squash or pumpkin soup all the time.
It's great. |
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This very simple soup is delicious and always popular. It tastes so rich and creamy our guests are always surprised when we tell them the recipe.
Red lentil and vegetabe soup 1 medium onion - finely chopped 1 carrot - finely chopped a little veg oil 3 pints of veg stock (we use Marigold Bouillon) a couple of bay leaves 7oz red lentils that's it! Sweat the onions and carrots in the oil until the onions are translucent but not browning. Add lentils and toss them round for a minute to coat them in the oil. Then add the hot stock and bay leaves. Bring to boil and simmer for 20-30 minutes. Take out the bay leaves and then blend. |
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so long as you can peel and chop then anyonecan make a brilliant soup which is invariably healthy and cheap (and tasty)
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Put some bacon in that Lentil Soup and it will taste so much better.
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Everything tastes better with a bit of bacon on it.
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Probably true, oval, but my wife's a veggie. ;)
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I hate it too when my wife goes off meat for a while :0
I was overgrown with Leeks a few months ago, C0ck-a-Leekie and Potato and Leek are two of my favs. |
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slartybartfast. 24 Jan 19:46
Probably true, oval, but my wife's a veggie. Just tell her the bacon is an exotic middle eastern vegetable |
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I can't stand leeks. But put them in a soup and they are lovely.
should be a food and drink quiz tonight at 8pm if GT has remembered. |
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Cauliflower soup and asparagus soup pi$$ easy to make no need to get it out of a tin
roughly chop some ciabatta, coat with olive oil and bang in the oven to make some lovely croutons to go with soup |
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asparagus soup is cracking and my speciality.
Get the muddy woody bits and boil to make a stock. Chop the spears off and reserve. fry some onions in butter and a bit of garlic and thenadd the asparagus (that isn't woody or a spear, chopped into one inch pieces) fry for 5 minutes then add the strained stock. cook for about 25 mins simmering, then blend it all and return to the pan and add the reserved spears. cook for mins the spears will be lovely and just a bit crunchy. Can add cream if you want. |
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Rob, I really must commend you on being an excellent cook.
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Reserve.
One of my favourite cooking terms (seriously) :) |
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Looking at this thread and everybodys recipes is it time for a soup off?
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Why thank you Tommy. I do like cooking, always have done.
Was looking forward to that food and drink quiz, but it looks like GT (and everyone else) forgot it. oh well |