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Posted By: RUDEBOX Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 12:36am
Its my new 'Autumn 2011' addiction.
Extremly tasty and most are low fat and low calorie, yet very filling.
I love Soup.
What's your fave? Anybody got any recipes for home made soup? yumyum
Posted By: gypsyjune Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 12:40am
Yes Rude leek and potatoe i buy it ready cut in a bag fresh from asda £1 can`t beet it very tasty
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 12:46am
Me and Plus just had some 'Country Vegetable' and then he got greedy wink and opened some Leek and Potato (i employ the '20 minute rule) so I got my share of Leek/Potato to look forward to tomorrow! Yay! grin
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 12:56am
@Rocks
I am sooo over Cottage Cheese (almost-just the two tubs, to wade through now) smile
Soup is where its at!! grin
Posted By: chev_chelios Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 2:18am
i like the big soup. But have been making my own. Have a google 4 recipies.
Posted By: Wench Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 3:15am
I'm addicted to making soup!! Tomorrow I will be making leek & potato, vegetable broth, pea & ham and chilli carrot, roasted red pepper & butternut squash soups. They get portioned up, put in pour & store bags* and put in the freezer. Same goes for the bread rolls. I won't buy soup unless I know I'll be unable to make my own. With some of them, the slow cooker is your friend.

I have shed loads of recipes if anyone wants any laugh


*other makes of storage bags are available at all good stores raftl
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 3:19am
Mmm sounds lovely wench, I'm hungry and fancied some oxtail before but as I have acid indigestion I'd best stick to my gaviscon.
Posted By: Wench Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 3:51am
Homemade oxtail is lush but it is a ball ache to make - worth it though yumyum Gutted over the gaviscon frown
Posted By: TheDr Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 4:32am
Originally Posted by _Ste_
..as I have acid indigestion I'd best stick to my gaviscon.


Lansoprazole could be your new best friend smile
Posted By: bert1 Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 4:48am
stopping the consumption of ale, junk food and spices could be a better one.
Posted By: Wench Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 4:50am
I couldn't give up real ale!! It's my only occassional vice frown
Posted By: bert1 Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 5:12am
Everything in moderation, if it starts to hurt, give it up.
Speaking from experience unfortunately.
Posted By: Wench Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 5:23am
I've had one bottle in 3 weeks. I have 4 more in the fridge so they'll probably last me past christmas raftl
Posted By: Anonymous Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 5:27am
Mmmmmmm homemade soup, I had a go of making my own soup last year, so easy to make. turned out great but it was not as nice as nans. yumyum
Posted By: hoseman Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 8:19am
My fave soup to make is thick creamy mushroom soup...i make it by the cauldron full and add bits to it to bulk it out over meals!
Went to Southport yesterday for a walk round and found a restaurant/bar in a side road called Auberge, 1-3 Seabank rd, Southport.
Had the most amazing Potato and Curry soup ever!!
NEED a recipe!!
Posted By: Sarah_ZR Re: Soup. - 16th Oct 2011 8:29am
I my fav is tomato or any home made soup:)
Mmmmmm reading this has made me hungry lol
Posted By: chev_chelios Re: Soup. - 17th Oct 2011 1:40am
Originally Posted by TheDr
Originally Posted by _Ste_
..as I have acid indigestion I'd best stick to my gaviscon.


Lansoprazole could be your new best friend smile
omeprazole does it 4 me
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Soup. - 23rd Oct 2011 9:38pm
Originally Posted by _Ste_
Mmm sounds lovely wench, I'm hungry and fancied some oxtail before but as I have acid indigestion I'd best stick to my gaviscon.
Bloody awful, isn't it? Acid Reflux was the reason i started living on soup.
Posted By: Sarah_ZR Re: Soup. - 23rd Oct 2011 9:41pm
Soup!!!

I need some like now!!! Lol
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Soup. - 23rd Oct 2011 10:18pm
Im gonna start making my own Sarah, a la Wench et al!!

Whats there not to like about Soup? grin
Posted By: Sarah_ZR Re: Soup. - 23rd Oct 2011 10:22pm
Go for it rude smile

I used to make lots ov it just haven't botherd for months now

Asda's extra special ones are devine smile
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Soup. - 23rd Oct 2011 10:22pm
Originally Posted by Ste_Misses
I my fav is tomato or any home made soup:)
Mmmmmm reading this has made me hungry lol
Mulligintawny yumyum
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Soup. - 23rd Oct 2011 10:28pm
Originally Posted by Ste_Misses
Go for it rude smile

I used to make lots ov it just haven't botherd for months now

Asda's extra special ones are devine smile
Not sure if we got 'Extra Special' range but I was well impressed with the '5 tins for £2'

The best Oxtail one has got to be Heinz tho?!
The others just are not as tasty x
Posted By: poodlepup Re: Soup. - 23rd Oct 2011 10:35pm
I very rarely eat tinned soup,i've got a lovely mummy who makes some scrummy one's,freezer is always full!

she makes a lovely sort of chicken scouse one with added curry spices,mmmmm!
Posted By: Sarah_ZR Re: Soup. - 24th Oct 2011 1:10am
Your like ste rude,he loves oxtail,don't get me wrong I will eat it but only if its there,I tend to get it for him,if there's nothing eles I will eat it lol

I love chicken tho,haven't had mushroom for years,wonder how that tastes in the heinz style? Lol X
Posted By: Teardrop Re: Soup. - 28th Nov 2011 3:41pm
Butternut squash and ginger soup

1 tbsp olive oil
1 medium butternut squash, peeled, seeds removed and chopped into chunks
½ onion, chopped
1 heaped tbsp chopped ginger
1 tsp chopped red chillies
1 litre vegetable stock
125ml coconut milk, plus a little extra for serving
a handful of roughly chopped mint leaves and chopped chives (optional)
lime juice

Method

In a large, wide-based pan, heat the olive oil and cook the butternut squash, onion, ginger and chillies until soft.
Add the stock, coconut milk and some salt and pepper, then bring to the boil and simmer for about 30 minutes.
Blend in a processor, then serve with the fresh herbs if using, a squeeze of lime juice, and extra splash of coconut milk.

Posted By: ResearcherTony Re: Soup. - 29th Nov 2011 9:44am
you cant beat a good lentil soup or potato and leek, best way to keep warm in the winter
Posted By: paxvobiscum Re: Soup. - 29th Nov 2011 9:55am
Originally Posted by poodlepup
I very rarely eat tinned soup,i've got a lovely mummy who makes some scrummy one's,freezer is always full!

she makes a lovely sort of chicken scouse one with added curry spices,mmmmm!


Why not ask your mum to show you how to make simple dishes so that when you fly the nest you can start looking after yourself and even invite friends to call in for a meal?
Posted By: paxvobiscum Re: Soup. - 29th Nov 2011 9:59am
Butternut squash and ginger soup

Thanks for this which I will make.

I usually avoid hot chillies.
Will this soup burn my throat or will it be ok?
Posted By: rocks Re: Soup. - 29th Nov 2011 10:07am
strange talking about soup i just got all the stuff in yday to do my homemade veg and smokey ham
Posted By: ResearcherTony Re: Soup. - 29th Nov 2011 10:10am
Originally Posted by rocks
strange talking about soup i just got all the stuff in yday to do my homemade veg and smokey ham


that sounds luvly jubbly
Posted By: 2005wireman Re: Soup. - 29th Nov 2011 10:26am
My Fiancee Made Leek & potato soup on saturday it was lovely..
Posted By: ResearcherTony Re: Soup. - 29th Nov 2011 10:31am
leek and potato is great isnt it, Asda do a great home made one which is good when you are in a rush, i highly reccomend it
Posted By: ResearcherTony Re: Soup. - 29th Nov 2011 1:28pm
I have just put a potato and leek soup into the slow cooker for tea have used a few extra ingredients for further taste.

4 potatos diced
2 leeks
3 sticks of cellery
1 table spoon garlic sauce
few pinchs of ckilli flakes
1 pint of chicken stock
2 pork chops
pinch of salt and shake of pepper.


the cat got the fat and bones off the pork chops so all are happy haha
Posted By: Sarah_ZR Re: Soup. - 8th Jan 2012 9:21pm
I'm making leek and potato soup right now smile
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