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Creamy Asparagus Soup

April 19, 2010 by Andrea   Print This Post Print This Post
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Andrea Meyers - Creamy Asparagus Soup

I don’t like that.

Those words popped out of Monkey Boy’s mouth when I said we were having creamy asparagus soup for dinner, before he had even seen it. This is his new favorite thing to do at every meal. Anything he doesn’t recognize is automatically assigned to the “don’t like” category, which is growing longer than my arm. Read more

Roasted Tomatillo Soup with Chicken (Sopa Verde con Pollo)

March 24, 2010 by Andrea   Print This Post Print This Post
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Andrea Meyers - Roasted Tomatillo Soup with Chicken (Sopa Verde con Pollo)

We had one last bag of green tomatillos in the freezer, but I didn’t want to use them because it meant there would be no more tomatillos until late summer. After our final harvest, we froze about 12 pounds of tomatillos last fall then over the winter I experimented with soups using those frozen tomatillos, and this was our hands down favorite. Of course you can also make this with fresh tomatillos. Read more

Moroccan Chicken Soup

February 1, 2010 by Andrea   Print This Post Print This Post
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Andrea Meyers - Moroccan Chicken Soup

I had one last butternut squash in the kitchen waiting to be used and this soup had been calling my name for a while. The flavor is warm and inviting, perfect for a cold wintry day, and the soup is easy to put together and easy on the budget using widely available ingredients.  The recipe comes from one of my favorite everyday cookbooks, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook, which is full of healthy and mostly easy-to-prepare meals. Read more

Mexican Spiced Butternut Squash Soup with Beans and Corn

January 21, 2010 by Andrea   Print This Post Print This Post
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Andrea Meyers - Mexican Spiced Butternut Squash Soup with Beans and Corn

Michael isn’t a huge fan of butternut squash, but if you browse my archives you’ll see that I have quite a few butternut squash recipes. You might even think I am torturing my poor husband with all the butternut squash, but really I’m not. The sweetness of butternut squash just doesn’t appeal to him, so I try to find ways to spice it up and make it savory. Every once in a while another of my butternut squash soup experiments catches him by surprise and he’ll say he likes it and asks me to make it again. This soup is one those. Read more

The Daring Cooks Make Steamy Kitchen’s Pho Ga

October 14, 2009 by Andrea   Print This Post Print This Post
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Andrea Meyers - The Daring Cooks Make Steamy Kitchen's Pho Ga

The October 2009 Daring Cooks’ challenge was brought to us by Jaden of the blog Steamy Kitchen. The recipes are from her new cookbook, The Steamy Kitchen Cookbook.

I was excited to see that Jaden would be our host for the October Daring Cooks challenge, especially since I finally got to meet her at BlogHer Food, but when I scrolled down and saw we would be making pho (pronounced “fuh?”) I almost got week in the knees. I’ve eaten pho at Vietnamese restaurants but have never made it at home, and none of my family had ever tasted it. I couldn’t wait to give them a taste of this soup that won my heart long ago. Read more

Irish Beef Stew

March 17, 2009 by Andrea   Print This Post Print This Post
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Andrea's Recipes - Irish Beef Stew

Beef stew is one of my favorite comfort foods, both for the wonderful flavor and the ease of preparation. I saw this recipe at Epicurious a couple years ago and then saw Elise’s notes on how they used some red wine and Guinness Stout in place of some of the beef stock, an idea that definitely appealed to me. For my own touches, I added a pound of beef soup bones for extra flavor, used Yukon Gold potatoes instead of russet, and of course used fresh thyme from our garden. Though it’s not strictly traditional, this recipe has become a St. Patrick’s Day tradition for our family, a stew we look forward to every year. Read more

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