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The recipe for this Spinach-and-Cilantro Soup With Tahini and Lemon appeared in the New York Times recently.

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Interesting.  There's a small amount of tahini in the soup as well as in the drizzle on top.  I added a little preserved lemon and would have liked more but even though I only used half the called for amount of salt, the soup is too salty for me and I didn't want to make it worse.

On the upside, it reduced my refrigerator load by 2 bunches of spinach and 2 bunches of cilantro.   I'm debating whether the 1.5 quarts of soup should go in the freezer or directly down the sink.    Maybe I'll try one round of leftovers first....

 

Updating a day later after breakfasting on a bowl of this soup.  It may be growing on me.  The leftovers have earned a reprieve. 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

The recipe for this Spinach-and-Cilantro Soup With Tahini and Lemon appeared in the New York Times recently.

IMG_0596.thumb.jpg.8bede46f108dcee1e7fc8985dacf984d.jpg

Interesting.  There's a small amount of tahini in the soup as well as in the drizzle on top.  I added a little preserved lemon and would have liked more but even though I only used half the called for amount of salt, the soup is too salty for me and I didn't want to make it worse.

On the upside, it reduced my refrigerator load by 2 bunches of spinach and 2 bunches of cilantro.   I'm debating whether the 1.5 quarts of soup should go in the freezer or directly down the sink.    Maybe I'll try one round of leftovers first....

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