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    #1

    You have to eat nothing but 3 soups for a year...

    ... what are they?

    It's threatening to be fall here soon and fall means soup to me. So... what soups can you eat over and over again? Not necessarily your best soup but one you like enough to eat, say, weekly.
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    #2
    Gin, scotch and tequila.
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    • Richard Chrz
      #2.3
      Richard Chrz commented
      August 31, 2021, 08:19 PM
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      rickgregory touché, that is why I opened it up from individual soup recipes to the larger profiles. Giving myself a bit of room to move.
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    • bbqLuv
      #2.4
      bbqLuv commented
      September 1, 2021, 09:57 AM
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      Hey, that is my answer! Don't forget the PBR, pair them with PBR.
    • bbqLuv
      #2.5
      bbqLuv commented
      September 1, 2021, 10:00 AM
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      rickgregory they are only broths if you leave out the garnishes.
    #3
    Miso … in several variations.
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      #4
      Hmmmmm….
      cream of tomato with basil. Goes with many things

      Broccoli cheddar. Because I love it.

      Clam chowder. New England style. Also because I love it.

      🤷‍♂️

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      • MBMorgan
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        MBMorgan commented
        August 31, 2021, 08:10 PM
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        Yes, yes, and oh hell yes!!
        Last edited by MBMorgan; August 31, 2021, 08:16 PM.
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      #5
      BTW, if you have recipes for your faves, linky!
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        #6
        Texas chili made in Houston, Texas chili made in San Antonio, and Texas chili made in Austin.
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        • MBMorgan
          #6.1
          MBMorgan commented
          August 31, 2021, 08:24 PM
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          … with beans … lots and lots of beans … preferably kidneys straight from the can 😎
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        • Panhead John
          #6.2
          Panhead John commented
          September 1, 2021, 05:04 AM
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          With all that glorious juice added….do not drain!
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        • gcdmd
          #6.3
          gcdmd commented
          September 1, 2021, 10:09 AM
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          And don't forget to garnish with parsley.
        #7
        Split Pea Soup, Senate Navy Bean Soup, Gumbo
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        • TripleB
          #7.1
          TripleB commented
          September 1, 2021, 09:13 AM
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          Is Gumbo a soup or stew? I always viewed it as the latter.
        • Donw
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          Donw commented
          September 1, 2021, 09:36 AM
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          Since well known establishments like Antoine’s, Arnaud’s, Commander’s Palace, Galatoire’s and Tujague’s list Gumbo as a soup, I’m adding it to my soup list.🙂 I just know that whether its your Grandma’s deep brown Cajun recipe, or the more liquidity style of some chefs around New Orleans, it is just a good way to survive a year without many other options.
        #8
        Chicken with matzo ball and matzo farfel
        Split pea
        New England Clam Chowder
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          #9
          Potato, bacon, cream and etc.

          That’s it.

          Well, maybe a good chili recipe but my wife only eats chili every decade.
          😱😱😱

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          • IFindZeroBadCooks
            #9.1
            IFindZeroBadCooks commented
            September 1, 2021, 09:58 AM
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            I am gonna add pho. So chicken/bacon, a good chili, and pho.
          #10
          Boneless, skinless chicken soup #1.
          Lentil soup with lots a stuff in it #2
          Thinker quit workin fer # 3
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          • Jim White
            #10.1
            Jim White commented
            September 1, 2021, 05:57 AM
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            Please share recipe number 3. I have been told that sometimes I overthink.
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          • bbqLuv
            #10.2
            bbqLuv commented
            September 1, 2021, 10:07 AM
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            Ditto in # 3
          #11
          Chicken Tortilla, various incarnations...

          Smoked pork with Navy Bean soup, many ways to hoe that row...

          Cheese an beer soup, with varied included ingredients...

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          • MBMorgan
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            MBMorgan commented
            August 31, 2021, 09:20 PM
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            Chicken Tortilla, various incarnations... and beer …

            Smoked pork with Navy Bean soup, many ways to hoe that row... and beer …

            Cheese an beer soup, with varied included ingredients... and beer …

            There ya go, Bonesy … I took the liberty of adding in some crucial ingredients …
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          • Mr. Bones
            #11.2
            Mr. Bones commented
            August 31, 2021, 09:28 PM
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            Thanks, Brother! Knew I was missin summat lol!
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          #12
          Pozole, Chicken Noodle, Senate Navy Bean, Verde Enchilada Pork Chili, New England Clam Chowder, Hot & Sour Soup

          Oh wait, you said three!

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          • Troutman
            #12.1
            Troutman commented
            September 1, 2021, 07:00 AM
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            Pozole for the win !!!
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          #13
          A good clam chowder, my wife's homemade chicken noodle, and either morel bisque or a good chili.

          I had to edit my response above, I forgot how much I love my wife's homemade chicken noodle. She adds a little lemon and cayenne and it works wonderfully and I can't get enough of it.
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            #14
            Chili, Chicken Tortilla, and Minestrone.

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              #15
              NE clam chowder (no mentions of Manhattan clam chowder?). BTW, the best NE clam chowders I have had were all on the Oregon coast.

              French onion soup

              Gazpacho (traditional)
              Last edited by Arsenlael; September 1, 2021, 01:20 PM.

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              • Huskee
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                Huskee commented
                September 1, 2021, 09:29 AM
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                NE clam chowder in Oregon? [confused face]
              • bbqLuv
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                bbqLuv commented
                September 1, 2021, 10:12 AM
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                Moe's
                Famous for Clam Chowder, in Oregon, Cannon Beach, Seaside, and Astoria.
              • bbqLuv
                #15.3
                bbqLuv commented
                September 1, 2021, 10:14 AM
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                Manhattan clam chowder is great also too.
                Mention just for you.
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