This soup was so good. I rarely eat French Onion Soup, but I was quite happy when I saw that Sharon L had chosen it. The recipe sounded very easy, and I don’t think I’ve ever made it before. Sharon … Continue reading →
This week our soup is Baked Potato Soup, brought to us by Anne. At first I thought, oh no, this is going to kill my diet. Then I read that she got this recipe at a Weight Watchers meeting years … Continue reading →
I am just loving the Sunday Slow Soupers. I love soup, and have even been making other soups during the week, not just the one for our group. They’re filling, usually healthy, and make lots so we’ve got leftovers. I … Continue reading →
It’s Sunday, so time for another soup. This week’s soup is brought to you by Marcia of Happy Trails to Us: My Reluctant Blog. She chose a soup that she tweaked slightly that was orginally published in the December 2006 … Continue reading →
GUMBO WITHOUT OKRA OR TOMATOES Another week of Sunday Slow Soupers, and another great soup. This week it was Sandi from Bugalu at Whistlestop Cafe turn to choose the soup. She chose her Gumbo. She says the key to good … Continue reading →
This week’s recipe was chosen by Palma, of Palmabella’s Passions. She chose a soup that I was interested to try-Leek and Asparagus Soup. This is a Roman dish, that is traditionally served at Easter time. This soup was very easy … Continue reading →
This week’s soup was chosen by Deborah of Old Shoes, New Trip. Deborah decided to choose a Portugese soup called Caldo Verde, or Green Soup. Her soup comes from Jean Anderson’s cookbook: The Food of Portugal. Here is the history … Continue reading →