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		<title>Time for soup</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Why soup is good for the soul&#8230; On being absent for some time&#8230;others needed me Just lurking in Blogdom Being inspired and occasionally commenting Being refreshed So back to my original comment on soup. But why soup? Here in the Southern Hemisphere we have our winter. Colder in some parts of Australia than others. Well [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>Why soup is good for the soul&#8230;</p>
<p>On being absent for some time&#8230;others needed me</p>
<p>Just lurking in Blogdom<br />
Being inspired and occasionally commenting<br />
Being refreshed </p>
<p>So back to my original comment on soup. But why soup?<br />
Here in the Southern Hemisphere we have our winter. Colder in some parts of Australia than others.</p>
<p>Well winter is here in this household, along with myriad mounds of discarded tissues filling the bins, sounds of coughing and a pyjama and dressing gown day. Great to be able to have these without having to bring in a sick certificate. </p>
<p>Time to let the body take care of itself with a smile.</p>
<p>What better day than to serve soup for testy appetites with a smile.</p>
<p>There was enough for one serve of chicken broth and vegetable soup left in the fridge from yesterday but not enough for two.<br />
So my aim was to make it stretch for both of us with minimal effort.<br />
The bunch of celery was still sitting on my bench in its cellophane from yesterday&#8217;s catch up vegetable shopping as was a large bag of the freshest young carrots.<br />
I snapped a couple of pieces of the top celery leaf stalks off and chopped them.<br />
Grated some carrot.<br />
Microwaved them briefly with the addition of a little bit of the left over refrigerated soup..carrots first as they take longer and adding the celery bits at the end.<br />
Added to soup<br />
Added water to quantity required&#8230;for us that was one and a half cups<br />
Add some stock powder as per instructions<br />
Chopped and threw in a little of some cooked chicken gotten at bargain price yesterday<br />
Added some of the cooked Spetzler I had in fridge<br />
Also added some Roux which I had a small portion of to thicken soup<br />
Cooked in microwave and stirred</p>
<p>Voila! Easy and nutritious.</p>
<p>Soup for the sick<br />
Soup for the soul<br />
Chicken soup for the soul</p>
<p>Take care and eat soup <img src="http://www.alexa-asimplelife.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" class="wp-smiley" /><br />
&#8230; And imagine a beautiful place </p>
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