And one thing that just SCREAMS fall to me: soup. Love, love, love it. Can't get enough. Would eat it at least twice a week if the mister weren't so adamantly opposed.
And here' s one of my favs:
It's Chicken Corn Chowder, and it's as easy as pie. Best part: it's crock pot approved.
Ingredients:
-chicken broth
-one can of yellow corn
-one can of white corn
-a finely chopped onion or onion powder, whichever you prefer
-a dash of garlic powder
-milk
-one can of cream of chicken soup
-one jar of pimentos
-two to three chicken breasts
-cheese (optional, but adds major yummy points)
And if you prefer the non- crock pot version, easy peasy. Simply cook your chicken breasts in advance using whatever method you so choose and cut or shred it prior to mixing it into the chowder.
Also, and this is of the utmost importance: this is best served with corn bread.
Happy Thursday to you and you and you.
Tonight we have open house for this one:
Tonight we have open house for this one:
Let's hope she can come straight home and still go to bed on time, because tonight the only night of the week when I'm a devoted tv watcher.
Am I the only one out there who's counting down the hours until the Grey's Anatomy premiere?
And if you have a soup recipe you care to share, I'd love to hear about it.
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I would appreciate it greatly, and so will the wee ones in your life-- their site is packed full of great ideas.
Oh, and one more thing: in a few hours my blog will be featured here. Check it out?
I would appreciate it greatly, and so will the wee ones in your life-- their site is packed full of great ideas.
So funny--we had soup tonight too! It was the first time I've ever made split pea soup b/c I was always scared that the kids wouldn't like it. Well...they LOVED it!
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3 med. onions, chopped
3 stalks celery, chopped
1 cup carrot, chopped (I didn't have on hand)
1-2 cloves garlic, minced
1, 16oz. bag of dried green split peas
2 boxes of broth
pepper
3 bay leaves
fresh or dried parsley
I added a little 1/2 and 1/2 b/c I had some that was going to go bad in the fridge. It was yummo.
Top with Oyster crackers.
Crockpot approved! 6-8 hours on low.