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heidih

heidih

22 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

Thanks.  I was thinking just to drink the bean broth as it is and call it "soup".  But I have a couple containers of frozen soup to which the bean broth might make a good addition.  Thing is I have to do something with it soon.

 

 

Hello Birds Eye freezing empire;) Madhur Jaffrey in one of her books talks about serving a very thin dal (so bean broth) in pretty teacups as a course to producer Ismail Merchant.( or maybe he served it to her (distant memory)

heidih

heidih

20 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

Thanks.  I was thinking just to drink the bean broth as it is and call it "soup".  But I have a couple containers of frozen soup to which the bean broth might make a good addition.  Thing is I have to do something with it soon.

 

 

Hello Birds Eye freezing empire;) Madhur Jaffrey in one of her books talks about serving a very thin dal (so bean broth) in pretty teacups as a course to producer Ismail Merchant.( r maybe he served it to her (distant memory)

heidih

heidih

13 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

Thanks.  I was thinking just to drink the bean broth as it is and call it "soup".  But I have a couple containers of frozen soup to which the bean broth might make a good addition.  Thing is I have to do something with it soon.

 

 

Hello Birds Eye freezing empire;) Madhur Jaffrey in one of her books talks abut serving a very thin dal (so  bean broth) in pretty teacups as a course to producer Ismail Merchant.

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