Another day, another soup. Cream of Asparagus is on the menu. Tonight’s soup is brought to you by a lucky find from Asiana Market in East Providence. Asparagus is usually pretty expensive but Asiana had a ton of it at $2.39ish a bunch. I used 2/3 of the bunch for the soup. One third was […]
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Hungarian Mushroom Soup
Hungarian Mushroom Soup is one of our favorite soups to make. We actually discovered this soup at the East Side Market in Providence a couple years ago and decided we had to make this for ourselves. Our recipe is based on the Moosewood Cookbook recipe except we add a bit more paprika. Paprika is the […]
West African Peanut Soup
West African Peanut Soup is something Keri and I have wanted to try for ages. Yesterday we finally got around to making it. It is so good! Here’s the recipe: Recipe: West African Peanut Soup Ingredients 1 large onion chopped 2 cloves garlic minced 2 large carrots 1 large yam or sweet potato 6-8 plum […]
Roasted Jalepeno Tomatillo Salsa
We had a ton of tomatillos left over from the summer harvest that were about to go bad and we were both in the mood for a somewhat healthy snack. Chips and salsa time! Keri and I first started making this salsa not long after we left California and missed our regular trips to Jose’s […]
Portuguese Navy Bean & Kale soup
Keri and I had a huge harvest of kale from our garden last week so I thought I’d try my hand at making this Portuguese Navy Bean and Kale soup. The traditional recipe calls for sausage but since I don’t eat meat I thought I’d simulate the flavor by grinding up some dried sage from […]
White Trash Taco Soup
We hosted Soupy Sunday once again and everyone had a blast! Good company combined with puppet shows, live music, and soup makes for a great time. The first Soupy Sunday soup was totally random with everyone bringing at least one ingredient for the soup. This time around we decided on sticking more or less to […]
Focaccia Bread
I asked Keri last night to teach me how to make Focaccia bread today. This is the result of my first attempt. Lately, she had been baking this bread a lot since it’s very easy to do and tastes delicious. The bread is half devoured already with a bowl of homemade potato leek soup. After […]
Pease Porridge
Pease porridge hot, Pease porridge cold, Pease porridge in the pot, Nine days old. Some like it hot, Some like it cold, Some like it in the pot, Nine days old. This is a really good soup! I started preparing this last night by soaking the dried peas in water overnight. Then tonight I threw […]