Hard Times Pantry Soup! Use it up! Ware it out!


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  1. juls jewels
    juls jewels says:

    I took care of a lady who was a great cook. She taught me how to make zucchini stew. It is something to make when the garden is going crazy. It had peppers , onion, tomatoes, zucchini, and pepperoni. It flavors the stew. Season with garlic, Italian seasoning and serve with parm cheese.

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  2. Patricia DeWeese
    Patricia DeWeese says:

    P.S. Your soup looks wonderful! Lots of bright colors and great nutrition. I freeze most of the soups I make in just the right size for two servings. That way, we always have a quick meal to heat up on those days when you are just too tired to cook. Particularly wonderful in the winter. šŸ™‚

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  3. Patricia DeWeese
    Patricia DeWeese says:

    I pretty much knew how to make this, but the one thing new I learned was the idea of adding cut up sweet potatoes!….boy, I love those! So much better for you than white potatoes. I don't know why I never did this…I think we sometimes fall into a rut and just go on auto pilot for a lot of things. That's why I watch so many different youtube channels. I am always learning something new. Thanks for sharing, and taking the time to go through all this. šŸ™‚

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  4. Jennifer Wang
    Jennifer Wang says:

    I put bell peppers in my chili, so I think it's fine in a soup too. I made Chili yesterday. I fried onions, 2 bell peppers, some carrots, and 3 ribs of celery. I added my ground beef and cooked it all down for a bit, then added the 15 oz can of tomato sauce, the chili seasoning packet, and a can of dark red kidney beans. It is so tasty!!!

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  5. Cathy Nowak
    Cathy Nowak says:

    Miss Lori, I just made this soup! Oh my goodness it is Awesome! Only thing I changed was I put ham in the soup! It is soooooo Good. Thank You so much for the recipe! God Bless You!

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  6. Sunshine67
    Sunshine67 says:

    I love this! I make a soup that I call The Kitchen Sink Soup. Basically I clean out the fridge and add a few things. Never tastes the same twice in a row. Keep up the good work. God Bless You and Mr. Brown.

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  7. Leisa
    Leisa says:

    Love Love the soup recipe and love the slide show šŸ™‚ Family is a blessing from our Father.
    Question please ma'am, in the Mac & Chez videos would you please tell me what kind of pan you used? I looked on your Amazon storefront several times but can't seem to match it up! Help, please. Thank you!
    Your channel was the first I subscribed to when I first started watching YouTube 3 years ago (I know I am late) I have learned so very much. Thank you for your time to teach us about the "ole ways".
    May you have a blessed Thanksgiving with that beautiful family.

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  8. Sean Johnson
    Sean Johnson says:

    I make what I call leftover soup. Any veggies and meats leftover in the fridge plus supplemented with pantry items like rice or pasta and maybe some canned beans if I donā€™t have leftovers. For meat usual have leftover chicken and/or ham (I rarely have hamburger) I also try to keep a variety of spices and herbs so one time the soup might have an Italian flavor and the next time a Mexican flavor.

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  9. thaliahelene
    thaliahelene says:

    I like to add rice or pasta to soups separately. I just find that the soup freezes better without them. If Iā€™m not going to eat it all up within a day or so I portion it into servings and freeze. If not putting potatoes in there, which donā€™t freeze well either, try hominy and/or frozen cauliflower. And maybe a little frozen corn. I nearly always add cumin, thatā€™s a favorite of mine.

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