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Gumbo is the only soup that matters.
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Top 3 Soups:
1. French Onion
2. New England Clam Chowder
3. Broccoli Cheddar
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"I find something I like, I stick with it. From 1973 to 1982 I ate the exact same lunch every day: turkey chili in a bowl made out of bread. Bread bowl, George. You'd eat the chili, then you'd eat the bowl. Nothing more satisfying than looking down after lunch and just seeing a table."I’ll co-sign this list and give honorable mention shout outs to Lobster Bisque, Mexican Tortilla Soup and Split Pea from a place called Andersen’s here in CA.
Also, I like my Clam Chowder in a bowl made I’d sourdough bread...
Sancocho>>>
If its boiledMan yall can't blend all of these subGenres of liquefied foods into the same category.
Soups
Regular Stews
Creamy stews
Noodle/Pasta based Soups
All very different.
Can't pic between Ramen and Gumbo. The hell kind of comparison is that
So as we all suspected, you don't even bother eating real food?
Once a junkie always a junkie.
You'll be back.
Haha I am tbh. I'm going through some tough stuff with life currently. Please respect my privacy, I dont need all this atm fam..Matters is sick of it!
Meal-prepping for the next few days at work. Roast chicken with an herb compound butter underneath and on top of the skin with roasted onion, carrots, and tri-color potatoes:
Gonna serve with gravy and a lemon herb quinoa.
Thanks for breaking the stereotypeMeal-prepping for the next few days at work. Roast chicken with an herb compound butter underneath and on top of the skin with roasted onion, carrots, and tri-color potatoes:
Gonna serve with gravy and a lemon herb quinoa.
White meat on chicken and turkey is notoriously dry and bland. Putting it under the skin before cooking gives the ability for the butter and the herbs to add moisture and flavor to the actual meat. Also less moisture on top of the skin will create a crispier exterior. If you were to put that only on top of the skin you'd have a barrier between the meat and the compound butter. Skin is a culinary condom.Why the butter underneath vs. on top?
Genuine question, I don't know **** about cooking.
Thanks for breaking the stereotype