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  1. Robert
    Robert says:

    Re-veni, re-vidi, re-vici…
    I made this soup again, this time a double recipe, for a larger crowd. That is a lot of soup. This gave me an occasion to appreciate it to a deeper level, beyond the exciting discovery stage. As mentioned earlier, this soup somehow stays with us and lingers in our brain.
    I recently came upon a Korean word which may describe the situation: Siwonhan-mat. The third taste of Korean food.
    Β΄ Siwonhan-mat is a refreshing and pleasurable taste experienced through the body rather than by a sense of smell or taste.Β΄
    A unique and pleasurable sensation which lingers and is experienced during the digestive process.
    Of course I am only a beginner but I thought this was interesting. Consciousness, awareness and appreciation.

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  2. Claire Wright
    Claire Wright says:

    Love that you added roasted veggies for extra texture and flavour. It’s pretty cold in Melbourne Australia at the moment and this warming soup will be made this week.

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  3. Jennifer N
    Jennifer N says:

    I just made the soup and it is, indeed delicious and the instructions are so easy to follow. I particularly liked the idea of dicing the veggies (onion, carrot, celery) into very small pieces. It took a little longer but it was totally worth it. The pesto was the final bit of brilliance. Very well done, Sir! Next time, I might roast additional sausage because I wasn't able to follow the advice to refrain from nibbling too much once the veggies/sausage were done. I have no willpower!

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  4. TheWhitetailrancher
    TheWhitetailrancher says:

    Why would anyone give a thumbs up or subscribe at the very beginning of a video? Doesn't everyone wait until AFTER they have actually experienced something BEFORE, they like and or subscribe?

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  5. Mary Anne
    Mary Anne says:

    Food for the soul – this presentation from start to finish is completely dreamy and calming. I wish I had a bowl right now, looks so good, definitely making this! 🀀

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  6. Cecilia
    Cecilia says:

    3 cups of water converted is 700 ml water. Seems a bit much to me. I blended the almonds with 400 ml water. You think it’s ok? πŸ™πŸ½ ohh and even now it’s still has a watery consistency. But nice.

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  7. AnnMarie
    AnnMarie says:

    Oh Wil- don’t want to be barer of bad news but i made soup- while tasty had really bad stomach pains all night. Went on a deep dive about cashews found out they have phytates and oxalic acid. ;(,

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  8. LJ Bryan
    LJ Bryan says:

    Loved watching this video and can't wait to make this delicious looking soup! I am allergic to peppers and wondering what you would suggest as a substitute to add that sweetness you talked about? Thanks for sharing this recipe with all of us!

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