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Filed under: Poultry, Soups/Salads, Fall, Winter Making stock and soup usually takes a lot of prep and time. But if you're itching to get a fully made and finished soup pronto, Pim is once again coming to the rescue with an easy and quicker way to get results. First, tomato sauce. Now, chicken soup! The recipe isn't nearly as speedy as the ...

Filed under: Lunch, Vegetables, Food Oddities, Soups/Salads For your lunchtime pleasure, I'm presenting a series of my favorite bento boxes. Bento are Japanese home-prepared meals served in special boxes, usually eaten for lunch at work or school. The boxes can range from austere lacquered trays to multi-tiered Hello Kitty confections of neon pink ...

Filed under: Lunch, Vegetables, Recipes, Soups/Salads I haven't been posting many recipes lately, mostly because I've been in something of dry spell when it comes to cooking. However, I haven't been staying totally out of the kitchen. Last weekend I made a pot of butternut and carrot soup that ended up being really tasty and the perfect thing to ...

Filed under: Food Porn Daily, Soups/Salads This last weekend, we had a party for my boyfriend's birthday. We bought lots of food for the festivities, and while the guests ate a good deal of it, there's more than three pounds of cheese in the fridge leftover from the assortment we put out on Saturday night. So I've got cheese on the brain, ...

Filed under: Recipes, On the Blogs, Soups/Salads Just in time for January's National Soup Month, Jennie over at Straight from the Farm is doing a week-long series on distinctive soups. She went searching through her vast collection of cookbooks, returning to her copy of A Good Day for Soup (a cookbook I don't own, but now intrigues me after ...