Soup
#61
When I was a young lad in the 70s/80s, the only times I ever ate outside the house was at a family function like a wedding or a retirement party. Starters were only ever 3 things - a glass of orange juice, a slice of melon with some ham, or a bowl of Scotch Broth.
That's at least partly why I love soup.
That's at least partly why I love soup.
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#68
Thanks. I guess I'm going to have to either make my own or take a trip to NZ to get some. $3.99 plus postage is a bit rich for my blood.
#69
I've tried making my own and it turned out rather nasty.
#71
I have some soup beans/lentils mixthat I have been meaning to make into soup for a few years. Any suggestions on an easy tasty soup using those. Nothing fishy.
#72
1. Make up a couple of litres of vegetable stock from stock cubes.
2. Chop up a couple of onions.
3. Grate half a dozen carrots, a turnip and a celeriac - or whatever root vegetables you fancy.
4. Chuck everything into a big pot, bring to the boil. Let it boil for 5 minutes then simmer for an hour. Season to taste, use lots of ground white pepper for a nice heat.
Eat what you want and freeze the rest. Chuck in a ham bone as well if you don't want veggie soup.
#73
Assuming the mix is dried but doesn't need to be pre-soaked overnight...
1. Make up a couple of litres of vegetable stock from stock cubes.
2. Chop up a couple of onions.
3. Grate half a dozen carrots, a turnip and a celeriac - or whatever root vegetables you fancy.
4. Chuck everything into a big pot, bring to the boil. Let it boil for 5 minutes then simmer for an hour. Season to taste, use lots of ground white pepper for a nice heat.
Eat what you want and freeze the rest. Chuck in a ham bone as well if you don't want veggie soup.
1. Make up a couple of litres of vegetable stock from stock cubes.
2. Chop up a couple of onions.
3. Grate half a dozen carrots, a turnip and a celeriac - or whatever root vegetables you fancy.
4. Chuck everything into a big pot, bring to the boil. Let it boil for 5 minutes then simmer for an hour. Season to taste, use lots of ground white pepper for a nice heat.
Eat what you want and freeze the rest. Chuck in a ham bone as well if you don't want veggie soup.






