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Squash, Pear and Parsnip Soup with Ginger. I got the recipe out of my Soup Sisters cookbook. It has a whole 1/4 cup of ginger in it! Plus later on I am supposed to add hot sauce to taste.
Im also making cucumber salad in sour cream with some kinda herb which I havent figured out yet. Dill would be nice but I dont have any. Tarragon sounds good and I have lots of it.
If I had my way, Id go to Whole Foods and get some of their delicious chicken chorizo sausages, but Im stuck here waiting for the cable guy. So instead Ill warm up the last piece of chicken breast that was marinated in mustard and dipped in panko.
Dessert will be toffee cake with yogurt.
Cher
pscot
(21,024 posts)It's on the stove now and it smells delish.
locks
(2,012 posts)I'm thinking of adding ginger to some other soups since it's apparently healthy for us.
NJCher
(35,680 posts)There's a lot of it, but it will be great to vary. For example, next time I have some, I think I'll add chipotle to that serving.
It's a good base soup just to have as the recipe makes it or to play around with.
I like to use The Flavor Bible to give me ideas. This is a reference book that lists all foods that go with each other.
The ginger was just right. I thought a quarter of a cup was a lot, but it turned out to be right for that amount of soup.
Cher
Galileo126
(2,016 posts)I think I'm chili'd out. I made too much, and with a full freezer, I couldn't freeze any leftovers.
I'll start anew tomorrow with something else.
ps: My rejoycing tonight. Definitely alcohol will be involved (probably vino). My computer issues have been solved. I can rest easy. Gory details in the Computer Help & Support group for today.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/109517913
NJCher
(35,680 posts)No wonder you are breathing easy.
Vino was definitely in order.
Sounds like you got some good advice from fellow DU-ers.
Cher