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I love butternut squash soup from Amy's, I find it at Whole Foods, it doesn't look that great in the pot, but it is very delicious!! with a salad and some fruit on the side! yum!!
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Originally Posted by taurus430
I made mine today and it is pasta e fagoli.......pasta and beans, an old Italian favorite. I surprised myself as it came out really good, having it with a salad and my homemade Italian bread to dunk.
Nice thick pea soup-and if I haven't a hambone I use smoked shanks.
Navy bean
Lima bean
Beff veg/barley
Chicken noodle or dumpling
Homemade tomato
Italian Wedding
Pasta Fagioli-sometimes w/sausage
Fish chowders
Onion
Egg drop
I can't even list my favorites in order, let alone pick just one! The only soups I don't like much are barley, bean or bean heavy ones. My top favs are
cream of mushroom
oyster stew
NE clam chowder
menudo
hot & sour
crab/egg drop
French onion
gumbo
restaurant cheese soup
Now you've done it. I must make this.
But I don't know where I would get Arbroath smokies. What is a banana shallot? I think I could figure out the rest of the recipe.
My favorite soup is Swanson's chicken broth with garlic.
My comfort soup is lentil. My mother used to make a crockpot full of it with a hamhock each time I came home for the weekend from college. I'd eat, take a nap, eat some more and then go back to bed. Talk about being spoiled. heeheeee
We had snow this morning and I started a pot of lentil soup. Right now I am sipping on the chicken broth with garlic. yummers!
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