Homemade soup and Grilled Cheese!

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What kinda soup? I like meaty soups, which most people might call a stew. I don't care for vegetable soup with no meat in it...although I do like tomato soup (as long as it's made with milk) on a cold evening.
 
well 1.5lbs of hamburger ,corn,beans,potatoes.I dont use tomatoes I use the tomato paste and mix it with beef broth.Made enough to probably feed 15-20 people.we have never been able to fix just a small pot:rolleyes: Guess this will be what is for supper tomorrow also;)
 
You should freeze what you won't eat right away. Most soup freezes well.

Soup is good!!
 
Steamed hot dog, steamed hot dog roll and a bowl of tomato soup.:p

A simple cold weather treat.
 
I much prefer grilled peanut butter.


Grilled peanut butter and bacon...About 5 or 6 pieces crisscrossed in the center....Not to crisp, and not too wimpy.

Yep, got to make the tomato soup with milk instead of water.....You know what the fish do in water, don't ya?:eek:


WuzzFuzz
 
I've had a hankerin' for some of my home made chicken noodle soup, so I guess I'll have to get going and just do it.:D

Chicken broth, potatoes, carrots, celery, noodles, seasoning, and plenty of chicken. I usually make so much that I eat it for 4 or 5 days afterwards, but this time I'll give some to our daughter, son & future daughter-in-law, and her parents too.

I also make a pretty mean green bean soup too, but that's for summer when fresh green beans are available.
 
Bill,

With the weather heading your way in a couple of days, maybe ya want to be thinking about some Chili?????? Now that's good stuff warmed up after a couple of days, after the seasonings have a chance to settle.


WuzzFuzz
 
But it's not really 'grilled' now , is it?

More like griddled.

If I had some cheese , I could be having ham & cheese

If I had some ham!
 
Theres nothing better then a grilled cheese sammy. Except maybe a grilled tuna and cheese sammy! It's also hard to beat tomato soup specialy if you add some garlic and onion granules, and top with Parmesean and Romono cheese.

WATER? You actulaly put water in my tomato soup??? BANG, BANG. Take that, you varmint!
 
My sweetie got a pretty good recipe for pozole and has been making it pretty often. So the other day I was talking about Mexican food with our niece's husband, who is of Mexican extraction (somewhere south of Mexico City) and has a fine appreciation of Mexican home cooking. We were talking about carnitas, pastor, lengua as taco fillings. Then we got to tripa, which led inevitably to menudo and then pozole.

Then he dropped the bomb: When his mama makes pozole she accompanies it with tostadas made with tinga. I had never heard of it, but as he described it, he said I was visibly drooling; shredded chicken marinated in a mixture of spices with sauteed onions and garlic.

Last night they invited us over, and it was as good as he said, even with the spices toned down for the little kids. I ate four tostadas. Now I just need the recipe, and to get my bride to make some pozole.

I will eat a grilled cheese sammie with tomato soup, or some swiss on pumpernickel melted under the broiler with split pea and ham, but I think my top combo is going to be pozole with tinga tostadas.
 
My best advice. DO NOT PUT BEANS IN THE CHILLI !

Chilli does not have beans. That woukd be bean soup.
 

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