Thank you to Annie!!!
As you might know, Annie and I did a fun little seed swap, and I am now the very excited recipient of not only some very cool new varieties of seeds to grow, but also a fine huge assortment of Annie and Elery's homegrown and hand-shelled soup beans! :O) We're at the beginning of a multi-day snowstorm here, so it is the *perfect* time to make soup. Thank you so much, Annie! And wish me luck with growing those hot peppers so that I can use them to make your famous jelly. :) :) :)
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- 3 years agolast modified: 3 years ago
I'm so sorry about your health problems, seagrass. Wishing you great strides in your recovery.
I confess that I didn't wait more than about 1.5 hours before I started the soup. lol! We just finished eating it for a late lunch and it was truly excellent. It smelled wonderful while it was cooking -- a very earthy aroma. I added onion, celery, carrots, a bit of thyme, bay leaf, some Knorr's chicken bouillon, and diced ham. It was perfect. Annie, what are the giant beans that are mottled dark colors... are those the Christmas limas???
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3 years agoSeagrass, I'm sorry to hear you are having more health issues, I hope you feel better soon and STAY better.
PM, that soup looks delicious. The huge mottled bean is the Christmas Lima, it loses some color when it is cooked, but still adds something to the mix.
Here Madison is helping me use your baskets, she thought I needed more green for St. Patrick's Day!
Hi, Lars!
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