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Old 10-02-2009, 02:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What do you eat with your Winter-time Soups?

Just wondering what you eat with your bowl of soup when you're having soup for dinner?

We do watch our carbs so having a sandwich every time we eat soup isn't really a great options, although I still would like to hear what you eat even if it is a sandwich.

Just wondering what I can be serving with the soup that doesn't give us a huge carb load.
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Old 10-02-2009, 02:52 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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used to be a piece of fresh cornbread
Exactly, us too. But not so much anymore. *SIGH* Hoping all the smart cooks on here can give me some suggestions.
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Sorry, but when I think soup, I think bread of some kind.
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We generally do bread of some kind too. In fact, it's generally the only time (other than holidays) that I serve bread with a meal. Sorry.

What about soup and salad?
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Either we'll have a sandwich to go with our soup or DH likes to make fresh bread in the breadmaker. Sometimes we'll even have a salad with our soup.
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Being of French descent, I like a crusty baguette to sop up soup with. I also like a simple field green salad with a tangy vinaigrette.
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Chili soup always gets a PB & J
Tomato soup has to have a grilled cheese
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some good crusty bread
cornbread
salad
or rice (but you could also use barley or quinoa)
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Soup is usually the meal all by itself. I make a loaf of bread to go with it. Looks like we're all a bunch of carb eaters!
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Soup is usually the meal all by itself. I make a loaf of bread to go with it. Looks like we're all a bunch of carb eaters!
I grew up slathering peanut butter on bread when we were served soup as an entree.

Now, it depends on what's in the soup/stew -- if it has lots of carbs, then we will try for something else.

This summer, I was into having grapes, apples or berries as a "side" and my guys would eat those happily. Not sure that this translates in winter with soups, so I'm interested to see what others come up with.

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I'm with the rest - carbs, pure and simple.

Stews - croissants or some other soft, light, fluffy bread
Chili - Corn bread
soup - hard crusty bread like a baguette

We almost always also have a salad. Fruit after ward is always good. Think I'm going to make a huge pot of chili for tomorrow's dinner now.
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My husband grew up in Kentucky and he said his grandma made the best FRIED cornbread. When we were first together, I tried a few times to make it for him, but never quite got it right. LOL Oh well. I tried. You've given me some ideas. I thought we were odd to eat salad with it, and I have several good homemade dressing I make so that seems to make it better. Yes, we've even had fruits next to ours as well as Eileen suggested. Glad we're not the only ones.
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