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By andre

I had a craving for baked beans a few days ago and I decided to act on that impulse. It’s probably one of the most rewarding things to do as a human, is it not?
Since the weekend is upon us I figured this would give me plenty of time to soak the beans overnight, prepare the beans and then slowly cook them for 8-10 hours. Getting up on a Sunday at 7AM is just plain wrong, but for some reason I was compelled to do it. Sigh. And now I present to you the final product!
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By andre

Walking home in sub zero temperatures will chill you to your bones, and this is precisely what happened last night. I knew I had a few hours of prep time to play with as Melanie was working late, so I quickly decided to get a warm pot of soup done up for her arrival.
The soup was actually simple to put together, we actually had everything on hand, and add to that a warm piece of french bread and you’ve got nostalgia in a bowl (well, for me at least! If only I had a fireplace where I could hang my feet near…)
Regardless, this soup will warm you on the coldest winter days! Read on past the jump for my ingredient list, which you can fully modify to your liking, and my basic instructions! 15 minutes to prepare and about 60 to cook….perfect for a lazy Sunday afternoon!
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By andre

Tomato Fennel Soup with Tomato Olive Crostini
Well, it’s American thanksgiving weekend, and oddly enough, we put together quite the feast last night and invited some close friends of our to celebrate with us. This was round 1 of the food, and what a round it was. This has to be the most delectable soup I have ever had, and it’s simplicity certainly helps seal the deal.
Read on to find out just how dead simple this savory tomato soup is!
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By melanie

Do you have a food/dish that you associate with a season, and reminisce about the flavours and taste as soon as that perfect first seasonal day happens? I’m certain everyone must have one! For me, one of my favourite dish is Chili on a sunny, crisp Fall day. I have been in search of the ‘golden’ recipe for Chili for quite some time. Most of the recipes are a meat lovers dream come true, but I prefer my Chili with more beans than meat and some veggies. On Thanksgiving weekend, my search came to an end. I found THE recipe. I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as my partner, Andre, and I have.
By andre

Fall is, not only the best time of the year, it’s also a time where friends and family get together to kick off the holiday season. I felt a little adventurous today, as you’ll notice by the long list of ingredients and the inclusion of 4 pictures throughout the cooking process. This root soup is a favorite of mine, and this latest batch has to be the best I have ever tasted.
Read on for the next 3 pictures and my tasty directions!
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By andre

This is an old recipe of mine that I first discovered at least 3 years ago. Melanie dug it out of our recipe folder and ordered kindly asked that I make it for supper tonight. What followed was quite possibly the tastiest meal I’ve had in months.
Read on for this hearty and tasty soup, perfect for the cold autumn evenings that are approaching!
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By andre

Lemongrass & Mushroom Miso Soup
I sometimes get a hankering for lemongrass flavoured dishes, and at about 50c per stalk, there’s just no reason to cut it up, bruise it and toss it in an asian dish. Add to that this seemingly new obsession with soups and you’ve got this lovely and tasty creation above.
With plenty of veggies and flavor this soup has quickly climbed our ‘top soup’ list, and will likely remain for sometime. Read on for ingredients and directions!
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By andre

Well, we’ve had a butternut squash in the fridge for well over 6 weeks now (those things never seem to go bad!) and I finally decided to whip up a tasty favorite of ours! The maple syrup truly add a sweet and soft touch to this recipe, while the crunchy croutons balance out the textures.
Read on for my simple to follow directions!
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By admin

Since we’ve recently bought an immersion blender, I’ve been busy whipping up some tasty soups. This latest creation was such a hit, I’m pretty sure the huge pot of soup I made disappeared within a few days! The soup is tasty and sweet and best of all, perfect for a cold day!
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By admin
Fall is upon us and nothing warms you up quite like a nice creamy soup. Well, on second though, chili does a great job too! I’ve been wanting to make a cream of some-kind-of-veggie soup for ages now, and since we recently purchased an immersion blender, there was no better time than now!
I’ll warn you though, I originally made this recipe 3 weeks ago and have made it twice more since. It’s simply delicious and simple! Read on for the ingredients and directions!
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