We're a "Christmas Eve to Twelfth Night" family by tradition, but I'm not here then so I've put them up now. First time I've decorated my own place (I've always been sharing/lodging before and never had the right).
Re: soup? *perks*7tree_huggerDecember 11 2011, 19:05:28 UTC
It's not a very exciting recipe, but it is supposed to give an energy boost in the middle of the day which I've been struggling with.
Olive oil 1 large Carrot 1 large onion 1 large leek 1 litre veg stock 5 tablespoons pot barley (has more of the husk on than pearl barley for slower release energy).
Sweat the veg in the olive oil, add the veg stock, bring to the boil, add barley, simmer for an hour and serve. The recipe says simmer with a bay leaf, but I didn't have one. Seems ok so far, but I'll try it with Bay next time.
I can give you recipe for awesome pumpkin soup (and believe me, it's a million kinds of awesome), but you need a blender to whizz it. Dost thou has? Also I can give recipe for chicken soup, assuming whole chickens don't cost ALL your delicious euros. I'm craving it something fierce, but of course chickens have doubled in price because it's Christmas and everyone wants one, so I'm not buying them on principle until they make the price sensible again.
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Depends on camera, of course...
Thanks in advance :-)!
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Sparklies indeed!
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:D
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Will trade my recipe for veggie/lentil soup for your Onion/Carrot/Leek barley? soup!
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Olive oil
1 large Carrot
1 large onion
1 large leek
1 litre veg stock
5 tablespoons pot barley (has more of the husk on than pearl barley for slower release energy).
Sweat the veg in the olive oil, add the veg stock, bring to the boil, add barley, simmer for an hour and serve. The recipe says simmer with a bay leaf, but I didn't have one. Seems ok so far, but I'll try it with Bay next time.
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I can give you recipe for awesome pumpkin soup (and believe me, it's a million kinds of awesome), but you need a blender to whizz it. Dost thou has? Also I can give recipe for chicken soup, assuming whole chickens don't cost ALL your delicious euros. I'm craving it something fierce, but of course chickens have doubled in price because it's Christmas and everyone wants one, so I'm not buying them on principle until they make the price sensible again.
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*huggles*
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And an Escher poster, I approve of that :)
I a "what christmas?" person and won't do decorations. They would melt or something anyway :)
I can trade recipe for pumpkin and random vegetables soup.
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What is it with everyone making pumpkin soup? Does Pumpkin multiply to the point of redundancy?
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It's also rather easy to turn into soup :)
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But so are so many TASTY vegetables. Chop, chop, simmer, soup. Job done.
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