Away to make big pot of home made soup

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  1. Scotkat

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    Going to try squash and roasted Orkney garlic.
     
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    That sounds very good and warming Scotkat :thumb:

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    Its now on stove mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
     
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    Sounds nice, good day for it, and garlic is great !
     
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    It should keep the Vampires away :)
     
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    Soup was so tasty and garlic I used was smoked orkney garlic bought out of Aldi
     
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    Sounds great, I always make my own soup.
     
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    Me to, I made potato and leek yeaserday, one of my favorites. (Welcome to GC QueenBea):wlcm: 02
     
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    Never tried that one.
    I made Broccoli and stilton the other night Mmmmmmmmmmmm
    It was lovely.
    Home made soup and crusty bread the best ever food for the winter.
     
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