Preparing Soups? - Ivy Hope - Bog

This cookbook will make you warm and fuzzy, just like the soups do. I remember that I'm not like soups much when I was young, and it may be the case for your children. I remember thinking it was no fun to eat and my mom always tried to sneak in some vegetables in the soup. While tricking your kids may still be appropriate, the fun part can be fixed. First of all, it is important to experiment with them. Do not always make the same type of soups and worst, do not settle for canned soups. Also, add some interesting toppings, such as croutons, fried crispy noodles, nuts, cheese. Select their favorite crackers to go along with the soup you serve. Now, I am all grown-up, I love soups. I feel like soups tell a story. They may be made simply of your favorite ingredients you blend into a cream. They may be hand-down recipes from your mother or grand-mother. They can be reinvented each time you make them. They are comforting and they literally warm you up during cold winter days and warm up your hearts. As always, feel free to change up a few ingredients in the suggested recipes to your favorite ones. Make sure you keep the proportions of liquids and solids and always make sure you season enough.