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Default What's happening in your kitchen?

On Apr 15, 3:10*pm, wrote:
> On Monday, April 15, 2013 5:19:22 PM UTC-4, Julie Bove wrote:
> > "Brooklyn1" > wrote in message

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> > > On Sun, 14 Apr 2013 21:02:28 -0700, "Julie Bove"

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> > > > wrote:

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> > >>"Brooklyn1" > wrote in message

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> > . ..

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> > >>> On Sun, 14 Apr 2013 15:13:10 -0700, "Julie Bove"

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> > >>> > wrote:

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> > >>>>"Brooklyn1" > wrote in message

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> > m...

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> > >>>>> "Julie Bove" wrote:

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> > >>>>>>Tonight I made another big pot of bean with bacon soup.

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> > >>>>> Let's see.

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> > >>>>> And what do you call a "big" pot?

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> > >>>>I think it's 3 quarts. *It's enough for me to have soup for the week.

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> > >>> Small servings, very small servings... I use a 28 oun ce soup bowl and

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> > >>> usually fill it half way again... of course my soup is an entire meal.

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> > >>> Three qts, that's a small pot, a very small pot for bean soup, and

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> > >>> Ibet you don't fill it to the brim, bet you only make 2 1/2 qts at

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> > >>> most... it's hardly worth cooking less than 8 quarts of soup,

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> > >>> especially bean soup. *It takes just as long to prepare a large pot of

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> > >>> soup as a small pot... and soup freezes well. *I'd reheat soup in a

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> > >>> three qt pot but I'd never make less than 8 qts of soup, and most

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> > >>> times I use my 16 qt pot.

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> > >>Maybe it's bigger than that. *I don't really know. *It's the Dutch oven

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> > >>size. *I am the only one who eats the soup. *The mugs I use are 2 cup but

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> > >>they are not quite filled to the top. *And soup is usually my entire meal

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> > >>too. *I did eat bread with the soup last week because it was a vegetable

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> > >>soup. *Although it did have beans in it, it was not as hearty as this soup

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> > >>is.

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> > >>I stand corrected. *I looked it up. *It's 4.5 quarts.

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> > > Still very small for a from scratch soup.

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> > Not for me it's not.

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> Well, Sheldon's a fat ****. Of course, so are you. At least your monster rhino daughter doesn't eat it. Then you'd have to make a trough.


Do you still tip the scales at just over 300 lbs?