What is it about soup? People either love it or hate it. Me?
I’m a lover….a true lover. Soup is such a comfort to me because it fills not
only my stomach, but my soul. Even if the weather gets a little warm, soup is
still on my menu. It’s cheap. It’s easy.
It only takes one pot to make. It usually freezes well and it makes a great
meal for lunch the next day. Tracy's Living Cookbook blog is filled with great soup recipes. Click around and see for yourself.
As I write this, I have three minestrone soup recipes:
Mom’s
Minestrone – This recipe uses canned veggies and has a weird secret ingredient.
I’m not giving it way here –you’ll have to click here if you are curious.
Hearty
Minestrone from Cook’s Illustrated. I hope you are all reading and cooking from
this fine magazine. The recipes there are a bit complicated, but every single one
is excellent! I turn to my old Cook’s Illustrated magazines often for the best
of what I’m looking for. I haven’t posted this recipe here, but I bet you could
find it on line. (Check for January 2010)
Food
Revolution Minestrone: AWESOME! I use the recipe right from the website (here)
and do not change a single thing. It has BACON J
and Parmesan cheese…. I mean, come on! How can you go wrong with those?
Gather the necessary ingredients, saute the bacon, add the veggies to soften for a while, add the broth and canned veggies and simmer. So easy!
There is also a bay leaf in this soup, which adds a really nice, rich flavor. See it in there?
Tracy, I could not agree with you more. Soup is obviously a passion for me :)
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I am a lover of soup. It does need to be a little colder outside for me to be in the mood for it, but there is a vast variety of soups I will choose to consume once fall arrives.
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Dear Tracy, I love soup even when it is warm out. It seems like a perfect lunch or dinner with a nice piece of bread and a salad.
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting me know that you tried my chicken parm and enjoyed it. I like that you made the recipe your own with the lemon juice.
Have a beautiful day. Blessings dear. Catherine xo
Dear Tracy,
ReplyDeleteP.S. I used the lemon juice...you used the wine...lol...either way both work just fine.
Blessings dear. Catherine xo
I've been having the darndest time catching up with you Tracy. I tried to leave a few messages on google+ but it wouldn't work. I guess you have to be a member. Anyway, the Cheese Straws looked yummy. And, I'm "almost" ready for soup. Minestrone is one of my favorites and a GREAT way to take advantage of late blooming garden goodies.
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Thanks for all the comments friends! @Louise - I really don't know how Google+ works.... still trying to figure that one out! I do post my stuff there, but rarely check up on my Google+ site. Have a lovely day everyone!
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