Archive for January, 2009

Soupdog Millionaire

This soup tells the story of a pumpkin, Steve, who is from the wrong side of the tracks but dreams of finding wealth and the perfect spice combination in the streets of Mumbai. While working the overnight shift at the train station, he comes across ginger, curry powder, and coconut milk. They quickly become best of friends and decide to start a band called Luscious Soup. They quickly jump to the top of the charts with their hit song We are Smooth and Silky with the Perfect Amount of Sweetness and Spice. Some reviewers think the song title is a bit long, but others embrace the uniqueness and funkiness of the band and the song. Before long, Steve is nominated for an Oscar. Steve is totally confused because he is the lead singer of a band, not an actor. He is also confused because he is a pumpkin.

Arabian Nights Chickpea Tomato

I came across this soup while galloping through the Sahara on my trusty camel, Le Soupo. Tired from a long day of galloping, I came across a Bedouin family who invited me into their tent to rest and recharge. After gulping down three bowls of this richly smooth pureed soup I demanded (politely) the recipe! “What is that secret ingredient that compliments the chickpeas and tomatoes so incredibly well,” I asked. “Rosemary,” the Bedouin replied! “I picked it up at Trader Joe’s. It is just down the road!” Rosemary! Of course! I rubbed my belly in contentment and smiled widely as I shamelessly took yet another bowl. I couldn’t help myself – it was so darn good. Finally, Le Soupo and I continued on our way, excited to return home and bring this fabulous soup to you, loyal soup eaters. Enjoy!

It’s Amore Zuppa Barley

One bite of this soup and you’ll be whisked away to the hills of Tuscany. I’m assuming Tuscany is hilly, because I’ve never been there. However, according to several romance movies that take place in Tuscany, it is quite scenic and filled with gorgeous people who speak the language of amore and help you carry your jugs of chianti back to your villa, which is located on a hill. Awesome. So anyways, back to the soup and how it will take you there… Barley is incredibly earthy and luscious – simply perfect for completely unreasonably cold winter nights (where are we, Buffalo??). The spinach and tomatoes round out this thick and creamy soup. They also add a delightful color and make the soup gorgeous – much like the Italian who is carrying your jug of chianti.

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