vegetables still pack a big nutritional punch. They’re already trimmed and prepped for you, making them versatile and ready to use. For this trip to store or market
in particular, first look through that old cook book and find a recipe for soup. The reason for this is simple. Everybody loves soup. Though at first soup can tend to intimidate the maker, it is a tried-and-tested way to become more comfortable, creative and skilled in all aspects of cooking. Soup-making is still the first test all first year culinary students have to pass. I still make soup at least once week in order to explore new flavors and keep my creative juices flowing. So make your list, get to your local
grocery store, pick up your essentials and buy just what you need to make your first small batch of simple soup. Remember to take your time, be patient – and have fun.
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