Monday, 27 January 2014

Cold Day, Hot Soup

 

Sometimes on a cold, cold day all that you really want is a mug of piping hot soup.  When it's homemade Leek and Potato made with your own veggies somehow it's even more satisfying.

At the moment I am having real problems both with our main computer and now with the old laptop as well, if I vanish for a while please bear with me.  I should be picking up a brand new lap top on Friday of this week.  Fingers crossed that will work!!

Sue xx

14 comments:

  1. Can't beat soup; I will be embracing home-made soup for our Frugal February - I have to make everything last a bit longer and try to lose the weight (at least half stone - oops) gained during December and into January. It is a shame you are having computer problems, as we do miss you when you are not around every day, but at least we know it's not personnal!! Take care, and really hope the weather cheers up soon. X

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  2. Home made soup is ideal with this weather.

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  3. I made a big pot of vegetable soup today too. We've had snow, gales, ice, pouring rain and this lot is going to go on all week apparently. It's so cold up here in Scotland that soup is a must at lunchtime.

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  4. Lovely soup. Technological difficulties are so frustrations, good luck with it all. I hope you enjoy your new laptop.

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  5. We eat a lot of soup in the winter...cheap,nutritious,and warming.
    Jane x

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  6. I love that soup cup/bowl. We have a lot of soup here, fills you up, just what I need with my children's hollow legs!

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  7. love soup, especially with homemade buns..........

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  8. I love home made soup and I know the satisfaction you would be getting from making it with your own veggies. We love minestrone soup at our place and it's a great way to get veggies into my kids particularly my 10 year old son who is not that fussed with veggies and only likes potatoes and a few peas. However I do make zucchini slice/pie once a fortnight and he loves this so that's also another good way. I hope you get your computer problems fixed soon, they can be a real pain in the neck. Regards Kathy A, Brisbane, Australia

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  9. Our internet was down again today - I suppose - the weather may be contributing to the problem - it seems to act up more during storms! It came back about an hour ago - so I can read blogs before supper. Soup is lovely and easy to do. Yum

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  10. Just finished a big slow cookers worth of lentil soup, the usual result of boiling a gammon joint with a couple of carrots and onions added. It provided 4 very filling meals with the addition of a few dumplings.

    We seem fated with lap-tops as well, they never want to work for very long.

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  11. I made leek and potato soup myself yesterday to and i agree there is nothing better to warm you up :-) Hope you manage to get your computer's sorted, dee x

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  12. Soup becomes one of my main food groups during the colder months. I love your soup bowl!

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  13. We opened up several jars of veggies we put up this past summer. It all went in the slow cooker and soup is what's on the menu for tonight.

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  14. mmmm yummy. My favourite soup. I've got a new allotment and look forward to the day when I can make this with my own veggies - here's hoping for some success!! Thank you for taking the time to write this lovely and inspiring blog. x Rebecca

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