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I had a bit of a wobble as I was carrying my bowl, it was probably too full! Miserable weather needs sunny soup, red, yellow and green peppers, tinned tomatoes, onions and garlic, chickpeas, runner beans and orzo pasta, a tiny splash of chilli sauce, dabs of crème fraiche rosted baby tomatoes… sunny soup!
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I made something very similar if you wanna check it out? http://thefoodsfool.wordpress.com/2014/02/22/tomato-bean-and-basil-soup/
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Looks yummy… I’m interested you put carrot in, I think it would give a lovely sweetness… I’ll try next time!
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All that and a dash of panache. I don’t if I would eat it or just sit and ogle it.
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Teehee… I ate and ogled!
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Is that what they mean by muti-tasking. Would it come to an end with an ogle or a bite?
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Or a slurp… we’re talking soup so I think it might be a slurp!
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You are right that colorful soup is just the thing when it is dreary outside! Smiles, Robin
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Thanks, Robin! referring back to salads… they are so cool, aren’t they. lovely greens and white of celery and onions!
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