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Do you make this to a recipe or just use what you have? And if a recipe can I have it please? :D
polly I just wanted to recreate the soup we'd had in a pub in Ireland haha :D But this is how I do it.

Gently fry chopped onions, carrots, swede, celery, leeks and eventually garlic for 10 mins, then bung a litre or more (depending on volume of veg) of good veg stock in, then big-chopped spuds, salt, pepper, fresh parsley (or dried if no fresh), and a bay leaf, bring to boil and and just simmer for about an hour or so. Then whazz it in the blender, leaving about a ladle's worth of chunky veg in the pan, then bung the whazzed soup back in with that. I leave out tomatoes and green veg cos I want it to be a certain colour, and lacking the acidity of toms. The whazzing makes it creamy, I don't add cream to it.

I fucking want it all over again now :D
 
Thank you sojourner! :) There's something about food you eat on holiday eh - I suppose it's that you know you can't have it again. That sounds lovely.
Aye - whenever I made a veg soup before, I couldn't resist bunging EVERYTHING in, and the desire to recreate this gorgeous soup put a limit on the ingredients. A good limit!

Anyhoo, today's lunch is leftover tsebhi birsen with white basmati and a dollop of sour cream.
 
*googles* :eek:<3 Can you just make my lunch every day thanks.
:D It's another thing from my travels. I was generously given it in the Eritrean restaurant where I did the Sunday London gig and was so enamoured of it I decided to make my own :D It doesn't come out exactly like they did it, but by the christ - it is ADDICTIVE. Totally replaced all other dhals as the top dog :D Seasoned Pioneers do an ace berbere mix - my own was a bit hit and miss but theirs is spot on.
 
toast with avocado and peanut butter & half a soup carton thing from M&S with tomato, butterbeans and rice. Too early to eat lunnch but have swimming at 3 so need to. Hope it's all digested by then :hmm:
 
:D It's another thing from my travels. I was generously given it in the Eritrean restaurant where I did the Sunday London gig and was so enamoured of it I decided to make my own :D It doesn't come out exactly like they did it, but by the christ - it is ADDICTIVE. Totally replaced all other dhals as the top dog :D Seasoned Pioneers do an ace berbere mix - my own was a bit hit and miss but theirs is spot on.

I looove lentils (and subsequent delicious farts :cool: ), and I love Eritrean and Ethiopian food so already have some berbere mix in the cupboard :thumbs: It might even be from Seasoned Pioneers :D I'm going to make this - cheers! Again :D
 
I looove lentils (and subsequent delicious farts :cool: ), and I love Eritrean and Ethiopian food so already have some berbere mix in the cupboard :thumbs: It might even be from Seasoned Pioneers :D I'm going to make this - cheers! Again :D
:D Yeh, we were boffing for Britain last night haha (although tbf, we're like that all the time these days).

Ooo do you? Nice one! Enjoy :thumbs:
 
Falafel and tabbouleh salad. It was too vinegary, not in a good way but that not-exactly-vinegary-but-I-don't-know-how-else-to-describe-it cheap supermarket salad way.
Yeah, what is that? I know exactly what you mean.
 
Sweet potato & courgette "spaghetti" bolognese and salad. No coffee because some dick at work keeps buying instant decaf (we're a coffee shop, we have a massive noisy espresso machine, how can you not notice what coffee we use in months or years of working here?!) and I'm going home early coz I can't handle the chaos here.
 
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