Favourite soup?

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No idea about "beeks" as they don't exist.

Beekepers are waiting for the season to start.

PH
 
Vegetable soup.
Three leeks, or how many you have
four shredded carrots
three Knorr chicken stock cubes
liberal sprinkling of dried chilli flakes
Dried country vegetable soup mix

Variously add bits of chicken, shredded lettuce, courgettes, mushrooms, bits of potato and red pepper etc.
and try to get as much fluid in the pot as is humanly possible.

With a bit of dilution as the week progresses to stop me having to cut it out of the pot on days two or three, this pot with occasional additions feeds one for the best part of a week at four or five ladles full each day.

The pot isn't exactly a horn of plenty, but seems to perform that way.

I wouldn't recommend that you serve it to your guests as it's way too good for that - beeks only. Stored cold way and served warm way of course.

The OH won't touch it, which allows the chilli and occasionally an onion gets cooked in it mid week just for good measure and for me of course.

Tinned soup - doesn't last all week or use up spare veg. :)
 
creamed roast parsnip soup
asparagus & stilton, Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
 
Top soups...

1) Mum's tomato and ginger...

2) Mum's noodle, beansprout, chicken, coriander, ginger, chilli broth.

3) Minestroni

4) Goulasch soup

5) Leek & potato

6) Heinz tomato!!!

Ben P
 
Prawn chowder from Jamie Oliver "Ministry of food"

The best.
 
And for those that eat out.................

TWO SOUPS

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Or try this one :)

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Hopefully one of them will work.
 
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Big fan of the cold soup - gazpacio or vichysoisse for summer days.

otherwise, more seasonally, a roast parsnip goes down very well, and stilton. All down to the quality of the underlying stock.

But the winner is the post christmas goose soup with added leftovers (chesnuts, a few sprouts, cranberry jelly, gravy) - possibly a bit too extravagent to feed the B&Bs on a regular basis though.
 
I can't believe no one has said Carrot and Coriander come on what's wrong with you lot :D
 
I'm now drooling at the thought of all those soups.

My faves are:
Carrot and apple
Pepper and tomato
Butternut squash and lentil
Courgette and stilton

Yummo.
Cazza
 
Obviously Christmas soup, made from the remains of Christmas stew which, in turn, is made from the remains of Christmas dinner.
 

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