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:lmao:Jesus it's soup it's not the atomic bomb here.
:lmao:Jesus it's soup it's not the atomic bomb here.
Come on #51, you dont like broccoli?
Cream can break at high temperature. You see that separation in soups that include cream. It’s cream breaking down. Really, it will need a blonde roux to keep it all together or the cream reduced to thicken. The recipe is not a very good technique in the cooking process. Also, depends on if you like thicker soups or watery. I would have added some cream cheese to thicken if you want to keep flour out of it.
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Or cauliflower or the way an outhouse smells.
Agree about the cream breaking and the blond roux. Otherwise immersion blend and let cool a little then finish with cream stirred in and heat to taste, no?
As far as the recipe goes theres no leeks so it is not a great soup recipe imo.
Agree about the cream breaking and the blond roux. Otherwise immersion blend and let cool a little then finish with cream stirred in and heat to taste, no?
As far as the recipe goes theres no leeks so it is not a great soup recipe imo.
Do u feel this way about all cruciferous veg?
I had to look that up to see what else was in that category.
Broccoli and cauliflower are inedible just disgusting. Not a fan of kale or arugula the rest that I'm familiar with are great. Radishes are a must in any savory salad.
Can you imagine how much less interesting the world would be without horseradish or wasabi?
I had to look that up to see what else was in that category.
Broccoli and cauliflower are inedible just disgusting. Not a fan of kale or arugula the rest that I'm familiar with are great. Radishes are a must in any savory salad.
Can you imagine how much less interesting the world would be without horseradish or wasabi?
Your gonna dog on broccoli and cauliflower and then prop up a ****ing radish? Radish's taste like dirt. GT*O, 51.
they all make me fart
Indeed.
Cabbages? Brussels sprouts?
Btw I put whole radishes in with my corned beef braise. Everyone wants those the most now for that meal. @number51
I'll wait for Burque, HawkBear, HHM, and believe it or not, brett, before I took the advice of Silence.
Just a heads up Lou.
Agree about the cream breaking and the blond roux. Otherwise immersion blend and let cool a little then finish with cream stirred in and heat to taste, no?
As far as the recipe goes theres no leeks so it is not a great soup recipe imo.
Is that what Chardonnay calls it Silence, a finder's fee?
Sounds good. Maybe this weekend. This and subs for the Pro Bowl.