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Dave996
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I like a good mushroom soup.

You guys?
 
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AlexanderVH
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I like soup. I like soup in the evening. I also like soup at noon. Or even in the morning. Soup is nice.
 
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Cue loads of smart-arses with flavours no one has ever heard of (or wished to).
 
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AlexanderVH
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pumpkin soup, with a touch of Pernod.
 
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Roy T
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Duck Soup from Marks.
 
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scottyhammer
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good old heinz tomato soup does it for me!
 
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Booth's supermarket's do a fresh soup called Cock-A-Doodle Noodle made by Jeremy's Soup. I get at least one pot of it every time I go there. We went shopping today and there was an empty space on the shelf where it normally is. I hope it's not been discontinued.
 
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Jim Lawson
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New England Clam Chowduh
 
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Ian G.
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Fish soup - especially a good local cullen skink.
 
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Jim Lawson
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cullen skink


I know her!

Seriously though, do you have a favourite recipe for it?

Cheers
Jim
 
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Scotty!

Absolutely agree about Heinz tomato soup! One of those quick things that is always a pleasure and certainly a very good food at the same time! For a treat a soft boiled egg each goes nicely in it!

George
 
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cullen skink


I know her!

Seriously though, do you have a favourite recipe for it?

Cheers
Jim


Yeah "Baxters".

Seriously though Oxtail.
 
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Steve O
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Asparagus
 
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Mula something.
It comes in a tin by H57 Ltd Winker
 
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Analogue
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Baxters Highland Game soup.
 
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Steeve
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Carrot and Coriander
Spicy red lentil with coconut
Parsnip with Ginger

All home made. Dead easy.

oops, sorry that's 3
 
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Duck Soup from Marks.
Big Grin

Home made leek & potato.
 
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Originally posted by Roy T:
Duck Soup from Marks.
Big Grin



Brilliant Big Grin

Please click here for Mrs Teesdale's and Rufus T Firefly's Freedonian recipe for Duck Soup
 
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555
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Heinz Cream of Tomato
 
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Soup's You Sir !
 
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