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Soup Saved The Day

Today I was going through withdrawal from cooking. I love it. Im 6 days post op and my husband has been cooking for himself and the kids while I crack open my can o' soup. So, I decided to make some homemade soup. It was so delicious. Shiitakes and green onions sautéed in a tiny amount of butter. Add flour and stir and then 2cups low sodium chicken broth and stir til thickened. Add 1 cup evaporated milk. I then liquified it all in the blender. I was awesome! I felt normal in the kitchen. It makes the liquid stage soooo much better to have homemade, healthy, great tasting food. What helps you through your liquid stage?

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  • I love soup! I have been making a lot of homemade soup since my surgery. Luckily it is the middle of winter here so it is just perfect!

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You should try adding some chicken flavored unjury powder once the temp is below 130 degrees. I made a hearty veggie with lots of kale, onions, tomatoes, carrots cabbage, etc. I seasoned it with Mrs Dash & it was delicious. Good Luck.

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I totally will. I ordered some online the other day and am just waiting patiently for it. Thanx

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You should try adding some chicken flavored unjury powder once the temp is below 130 degrees. I made a hearty veggie with lots of kale' date=' onions, tomatoes, carrots cabbage, etc. I seasoned it with Mrs Dash & it was delicious. Good Luck.[/quote']

Did u blend it all so there were no chunks?

I love soup! I have been making a lot of homemade soup since my surgery. Luckily it is the middle of winter here so it is just perfect!

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I know right!! I don't know why I didn't think of making it before! Cold here too. I'm in Oregon. Where e u?

I know right!! I don't know why I didn't think of making it before! Cold here too. I'm in Oregon. Where e u?

It shouldn't be cold in Oregon at this time of year! I am in New Zealand. Happy with my sleeve and my soup :-)

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It's too hot to eat soup right now in Texas. I have been making protein smoothies & Popsicles.

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It's too hot to eat Soup right now in Texas. I have been making Protein smoothies & Popsicles.

It will b hot here soon too. I was in grocery store and I bought A box if Yasso. IVe never seen them before. But for 4 of them they were up towards $5.00! Will definately be going the homemade route on that one too. Any good recipes?

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It shouldn't be cold in Oregon at this time of year! I am in New Zealand. Happy with my sleeve and my soup :-)

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It has been in the 60's. Probably not as cold as u

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