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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

New England clam chowder.Not from a can either...but homemade.


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OTHER. An ecuadorian masterpiece called LOCRO which is made of potatoes and..potatoes...Big%20smile
 
Sancocho is a masterpiece, too. More watery, has corn, plantains, yuca (don't know how in english), carrot-pieces.... wonderful
 
From world soups, noodles.
 
Soups rule anyway. All Hail The Worldy Soup!!!!
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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

OTHER. An ecuadorian masterpiece called LOCRO which is made of potatoes and..potatoes...Big%20smile
That sounds a bit like the soup we make here, erm... Potato Soup.
 
Our local speciality in Hampshire (olde England) is Watercress Soup - another cold soup, but I prefer it hot with double cream drizzled on the top.
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Originally posted by darqdean darqdean wrote:

Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

OTHER. An ecuadorian masterpiece called LOCRO which is made of potatoes and..potatoes...Big%20smile
That sounds a bit like the soup we make here, erm... Potato Soup.
 
Our local speciality in Hampshire (olde England) is Watercress Soup - another cold soup, but I prefer it hot with double cream drizzled on the top.


that would be "Cream of Watercress Soup" wouldnt it? Wink
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I love Clam Chowders, especially when in sourdough bread bowls.  I just eat some of the soup and then eat the bowl with a thin layer of soup left....delicious!  Big%20smile
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Originally posted by Tony R Tony R wrote:

Originally posted by darqdean darqdean wrote:

Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

OTHER. An ecuadorian masterpiece called LOCRO which is made of potatoes and..potatoes...Big%20smile
That sounds a bit like the soup we make here, erm... Potato Soup.
 
Our local speciality in Hampshire (olde England) is Watercress Soup - another cold soup, but I prefer it hot with double cream drizzled on the top.


that would be "Cream of Watercress Soup" wouldnt it? Wink
now you come to mention it. yes. Embarrassed
 
...a bowl you can eat. who'd a thought of that... brilliant.Approve
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Pumpkin soup...or auyama...zapallo etc
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I like a good ol' homemade chicken noodle soup with a lot of veggies and wild rice.

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I love one soup of Peru called Parihuela,that have vegetals,fish,pulp,crab,oyster and other sea animals
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Equal parts Heinz cream of tomato and Heinz lentil.
 
Heinz actually make a tomato and lentil soup but it's not as tasty!
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chicken noodle.

my fave, hot&sour soup, is not on the list.Cry
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Leek and potato.
 
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None of the above, though I've tried all of them but tortilla soup. They're good, but my favourites are either Italian vegetable and pulse soup (like minestrone), or those wonderful Oriental noodle soups like the Vietnamese Pho. Anyway, I love soup, both eating and making it, and as a matter of fact I'm going to make some veggie soup tonight.
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Mullata..,Muggatlaw..,Muttagalaw...Clear Soup.

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Chicken, noodles and bouillon... great combination.

Tomato cream soup is good too.
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These aren't canned soups are they?  If so shame on you! LOL
Chicken Noodle Soup? How about Mexican Chicken Soup?   Kicks ass when you have a cold.
Tomato? Blah.  How about Tomato Basil Soup?
I'll admit I do canned on occasion.  Then it's a toss up between New England style clam chowder and Tortilla.
Lot's of good Pho places in my area. 
Love 88 Tofu House's, Korean Mushroom Tofu soup. 
Indian Mulligatawny. 
Thai Chicken Coconut.  
Malasian Kari Mee. 
South Indian Rasam.
Ok, I'm going to have to stop and get something to eat.
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T-Ta-Tomato.
 
Chicken Noodle is alright too, though Manhatten Clam Chowder is certainly climbing the ranks fast.
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