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Roasted Cauli and blue cheese soup
Tue 16-Nov-10
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typhoo
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Having a "way-out" moment, going to try this to-day.  Jim kinda turned up his nose when I read it out to him, we shall seewink

Tue 16-Nov-10
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Well, did you do it?  Did Jim like it?  Did you like it?  Did you have something else? 

I'll try that again!

Wed 17-Nov-10
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hahaha chickened out, am doing it to-day, will let you know.....................

Thu 18-Nov-10
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Well it was rank.  What a waste of a cauli, cheese, gas and more importantly MY TIME.  Will pay attention next time Jim turns up his nose, going to stick to my mad mental soup next time  (aka lentil)aargh

Thu 18-Nov-10
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Fiona, would you mind posting the recipe anyway? I'm curious as to what it intailed, and who knows? Maybe we can save it? I think I'd choose a different cheese first....big_laugh

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Thu 18-Nov-10
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Oh dear!  I shan't bother with that one then, thanks for being the guinea-pig!

I'll try that again!

Thu 18-Nov-10
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Michelle from Oregon said:

Fiona, would you mind posting the recipe anyway? I'm curious as to what it intailed, and who knows? Maybe we can save it? I think I'd choose a different cheese first....big_laugh

 I deleted the blue cheese from my bookmarks cos it was so bad, but this is another which is basically the same recipe, I split the soup into 2 - 1 with cheddar and 1 with blue cheese - they were equally both disgusting.  Going to some poor animal tomorrow.flaming_nora

Fri 19-Nov-10
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How clever am I?  Didn't put the link ondoh This is the original recipe

http://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/4192/cauliflower-an.....-soup.aspx

Fri 19-Nov-10
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Just a quick glance at that recipe - I like to include onions, and I would have very gently fried the onions and leeks till softened and become sweet, before adding the potato and stock (not cheese at this point). The cheese of choice added at the table to the 'vegetable' soup.

Not sure if that would have made any difference at all, Fiona - but that's how I would cook it!! big_hug

 

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