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~Spring always comes after winter~ 2 Corinthians 4:16 “ Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day. ” |
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I made this yesterday (half the recipe) and we had it for two nights. It's SO good! ![]() |
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I just put "Lisa's Pasta Fagioli" on my grocery list for next week
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Just my notes for the famous creamy chicken and wild rice soup:
You can use half milk and half cream I add the cooked wild rice at the end I add garlic I substitute herbes de Provence for the rubbed sage I double all the herbs |
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This butternut squash soup is one of my absolute favorites!
![]() https://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes...c-67c9912fe37e This split pea soup is really yummy, too. I usually add some ground sausage or bacon to it. https://thethriftyhousewifeblog.blog...-pea-soup.html
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I've heard that a roux is the key to chowders, split pea, and bean soups being thick instead of watery.
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I’m ressurecting an old non soup crockpot meal from our early days
![]() Mexican chicken 5 chicken breasts 1 can black beans 1 bag frozen corn 1 very large glug of salsa 2 T homemade taco seasoning or 1 taco packet Serve over rice w sour cream cheese and any other Mexican condiments ...
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Browsing the thread today for ideas. I'm thinking the fagoli, and putting a bunch of others on next week's grocery list.
![]() This can hardly be called a recipe, but...for non-soup meals, I used to make "taco chicken" or "barbecue chicken."
That's all. When done, shred with a fork and eat in taco shells with all the fixings, or barbecue chicken on kaiser rolls/hamburger buns. That was one of my go-to recipes from the days of infants and toddlers underfoot and not having the patience to brown beef, cut produce, or measure a bunch of ingredients. It's not gourmet, but the only way to ruin it is to put too little seasoning for the amount of meat. It's definitely better than the recipe I tried once (from a book!) that called for chicken, salsa, and pineapple. ![]() I suspect that somewhere there's probably a sloppy joe recipe that would be the same non-soup concept, though by the time you brown the beef, I'm not sure that it's worth the crockpot. My MIL used to make a hamburger soup with marjoram and potatoes and crushed tomatoes that wasn't browned, but that's the only dish I know like that. I don't have a recipe for that one, either...just chop potatoes and onions, dump beef and tomatoes, season with marjoram and anything else that sounds good... ![]()
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Bumping this up for my fall & winter menu planning. I'm so glad I have this thread as I forgot about the butternut squash soup pantry meal! I hope I can find that soup at Costco or on sale at my grocery store.
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