/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.17517096]

Soups get no love :(

[Anonymous No.17517103]

>>17517096
That's a sauce

[Anonymous No.17517111]

Lies, I love a good soup. Chicken noodle (or barley!) is definitely a good I'm sick soup, but more often than not I do just a plain veggie soup. When I want to change it up, it's either the Zuppa Toscana clone from Olive Garden, or scotch broth.

[Anonymous No.17517175]

>>17517096
looks like a vegetarian stew

[Anonymous No.17517181]

>>17517096
Roasting your own garden tomatoes for a roasted tomato soup has got to be one of the best meals I've had. Winters here get cold af so most people I know appreciate a good soop

[Anonymous No.17517789]

>>17517096
that's a good looking pot of chili anon.

[Anonymous No.17517792]

>>17517096
I don't know how to make soup.

[Anonymous No.17517933]

>>17517096
Bro i made ans gulshsoup yesterday evening, eating now

[Anonymous No.17517939]

>>17517789
>pot
>food in
>add water
>apply heat
wa la

[Anonymous No.17517971]

>>17517096
that’s a guiso

[Anonymous No.17518004]

>>17517096

There used to be a nearby small hole-in-the-wall Polish restaurant run by a couple of q.t. immigrant sisters where I’d regularly get some zurek along with other stuff but sadly I went there one day and there was a piece of paper taped up on the door saying “out of business”.

Dunno what happened, as they were doing great business from what I could see?

[Anonymous No.17518007]

>>17517096
That's a nice looking soup bro. Makes me want to convert to Islam.

[Anonymous No.17518037]

for me
it's the phô

[Anonymous No.17518283]

>>17517096
We talkin soup in here? I made a pumpkin soup yesterday. It has swordfish, leeks, carrots, shallots, and celery plus my own seasoning blend

[Anonymous No.17518286]

>>17518283
It tasted so good that all I could do was smile when I took my first taste

[Anonymous No.17518377]

I think OP needs to put a funnel in his ass and eat that soup butt first.

[Anonymous No.17518422]

>>17517789
it's just not a proper chili without corn though

[Anonymous No.17518441]

>>17517096
stew not soup you fucking imbecile

[Anonymous No.17518515]

Why don't foreigners know what 'soup' means?

[Anonymous No.17518539]

>>17517096
A good hearty, creamy soup is probably one of my favorite meals.
Especially on a cold day.

[Anonymous No.17518578]

For me, the ol' classic "Meat-soup"

[Anonymous No.17518630]

>>17518578
>is a foreigner
>has absolutely no idea what soup is supposed to mean

yep, it's checks out

[Anonymous No.17518649]

If you can be bothered to serve a soup with each meal you'll likely be really fucking full and find it easier to maintain or lose weight. I've been cooking a lot of japanese style food and if you serve rice, steamed vegetables and soup with every meal you basically only want to eat a few pieces of fish or chicken or something. I used to think it'd take a long time to do, but really some stock with a few sliced vegetables (I usually use some of the others going elsewhere in the meal) with some miso towards the end and it is job done. I'm able to put out rice, soup, vegetables and two mains in under an hour. I find that women especially like the whole wasteful many small dishes thing, but really it makes controlling your portions compared to say ... the mountain of one pot sloppa much easier.