The bowl. I lick it clean.
I like my soup with a huge hunk of crusty bread slathered in butter. It makes it a meal. What do you eat with soup?
The bowl. I lick it clean.
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It depends on the soup. If it's my friend's wonderful yam and garlic soup or something similar, I like good sausages with it. Other soups I might pair with a salad.
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To me, soup is a meal in a bowl and doesn't need anything else. I think it just takes a while to change your mindset when you are used to things a certain way (like tortillas with Mexican food).
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It's going to be chicken soup with stock made from the bones of tomorrow's chicken dinner, and whatever chicken is left. But it won't be much chicken, and it will have veggies, but it won't be enough to fill us all up. I need something more.
We've labeled my soups "stoup" halfway between stew and soup, because you could practically eat them with a fork most of the time. Occasionally I miss bread, but a serious soup with chunky bits doesn't need it. Sometimes I put a dob of butter in the middle just before I serve, so you get that lovely salty butteryness.
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Pork rinds/cracklings make good croutons and a roasted squash (or raw mushrooms, actually) work pretty well for mopping up the bowl.
If you're into substitutions/baking with almond flour, I highly recommend Purely Primal's Almond Muffins. Be careful though, it's easy to overeat them and end up all bloaty. But yum!
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More soup or, if necessary, bacon.
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This was one of the things that took me a little while to adapt to...the lack of sponge-like primal foods to mop up sauces. Now I'm with Dr Bork Bork...bowl licking has taken over as the soup ritual![]()
Liz.
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