looks good, but doesn't look much like a waffle to meFreeportBum said:waffled this up tonight
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Cheers
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food-bev The Soup Thread
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BigB said:
Indeed, yet FPB is aka waffle bum to those in the know (which you might be!) and as such he's allowed the use of "waffled" as a verb meaning "cooked up some shit".
lol, thanks, it was great 
Peanut, BR, Quinoa Kale Thai soup. (whole grane crackers)
Chicken Pho
nice I had pho last night.JoynersHotPeppers said:
what kind of noodle are you using?
looks like angel hair spaghetti...lol ?
Thin rice noodlesFreeportBum said:
Potato and leek soup - I'll post all the pictures at some point and this is just from the iPhone. This is about 15 minutes prior to the puree stage
Different pictures of the homemade potato leek soup. We found our smoked Jalapeno blend to be a perfect pairing of flavor and heat.
Leftover SOup
From this months Throw-down, I added some Chicken stock and Chick Pea Flour to thicken it up, hit the spot for this cold day
From this months Throw-down, I added some Chicken stock and Chick Pea Flour to thicken it up, hit the spot for this cold day
Or stewp
Looks good ...
I've only recently become aware of that soup ...
I've only recently become aware of that soup ...
I normally get/make a similar version of Tom Yum (Gai or Goong) with coconut cream added near the end of the cooking. I love Thai soups for the most part.
Most Thai places sell a side of rice or noodles for $1, I like to get the soup (Yum or Kha), add noodles, put in big bowl. A meal for 1/2 the price of a curry.