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I think you can grill outside in almost any weather. I don't think it needs to be 70 to grill.
Nor did I even imply that. Wearing shorts and flip flops was the operative phrase. Something tells me that Nanook from the North would be bundled up a bit more, but I could be wrong.
Actual soup, with other seasoning and ingredients? Or just the stock from boiling meat?
I just throw the shredded chicken (or whatever other meat I have handy) into a pot with water, cook and then eat. If you limit how much water you put in, the broth and whole concoction is all that richer.......really does not need anything else and it warms you up nicely
Using a sieve and a bowl, I rinsed 1.5 c. lentils in several changes of water.
Meanwhile, I diced 1 large onion and 1 large pepper and sauteed them in a healthy amount of EVOO and plenty of salt.
After five minutes or so, when onions looked somewhat translucent, I added a heaping ¼ cup of ancho, 1 T cumin, 1 t chipotle, and 1 t garlic powder. I let the dry spices toast a bit in the oil, basically until I could smell them.
Then I added 28 oz. can of tomatoes, which I had pulsed 5 times in the Cuisinart, and 3.5 c. water. Bring to boil and allow to cook for ½ hour.
Then I added the rinsed lentils and cooked another half hour. ***I overcooked the lentils. Try them at 15 minutes.***
Grilled cheese and tomato soup -- particularly Trader Joe's Roasted Tomato and Red Pepper -- in a box. It is delicious with some grated parmesan on top!
Chili, gumbo, soup - clam chowder or chicken noodle, spaghetti or tuna casserole.
All homemade.
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