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I add brown rice with quinoa and browned ground turkey.
Excellent variation, will give it a try.
We skip the onion soup mix and use a good quality stock instead of water.
This was called Mrs. Humphreys soup in the 60's. the recipe was posted in the St. Paul paper by then Senator H Humphreys wife.
I lost weight on this diet
Put mixed frozen veggies in it been doing this for years The veggies add a lot to soup.
Delicious I can’t stop eating. Used more celery, 2 cans beef broth, some water, beef bouillon to taste & the onion soup mix. Add other veggies, potatoes & meat for good vegetable soup.
It sounds like it would be good to have during the winter time....................
This soup is the best one, i try it and was amazing, but also this diet https://bit.ly/3mdcxic is one of the best, i can't choose the right words to talk about it.....
I can't eat bell peppers......what can I use in it's place?
Potatoes, Zucchini, Celery, Turnips