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re: Mama Bear Soup (With Photos)
Posted on 1/28/13 at 10:27 pm to MeridianDog
Posted on 1/28/13 at 10:27 pm to MeridianDog
There you go, torturing me with that beautiful cornbread again. As much as I'm sure I'd love to eat it the way you do, I can't. I used to love to crumble saltines in my soup. That was Mom's solution when the soup was too hot and we were too impatient to wait for it to cool down.
Here's a rude question. How do you manage not to be fat with all that good cornbread? I saw your picture and you aren't.
You might have inspired me to make some vegetable beef soup later in the week. Our methods are completely different. You are more ordered and organized. I never make it the same way twice.
Here's a rude question. How do you manage not to be fat with all that good cornbread? I saw your picture and you aren't.
You might have inspired me to make some vegetable beef soup later in the week. Our methods are completely different. You are more ordered and organized. I never make it the same way twice.
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Posted on 1/28/13 at 10:49 pm to Darla Hood
We make throw it in soup. We make ground beef taco soup. We make chicken enchalada soup, we make chicken taco soup, we make spicy ground beef soup. We make Dolly Pardon (All vegetable) soup.
We don't eat Corn Bread with all of those.Often eat crackers or a few Corn chips.
Most days I eat a container of yogurt for breakfast and a couple of cups of coffee and then a cup of yogurt for lunch with a diet Dr Pepper.
Leaves calories for diner. Some nights I only eat a cup of yogurt for dinner. That would be a 600 calorie day (give or take).
edited to add:
I have a carbon fiber heart valve (mitral) and a pacemaker, so I'm actually pretty careful with what I eat.
I do like me some cornbread though.
Mama Bear soup is actually fairly calorie friendly as is the cornbread, if you don't eat the whole dang thing.
We don't eat Corn Bread with all of those.Often eat crackers or a few Corn chips.
Most days I eat a container of yogurt for breakfast and a couple of cups of coffee and then a cup of yogurt for lunch with a diet Dr Pepper.
Leaves calories for diner. Some nights I only eat a cup of yogurt for dinner. That would be a 600 calorie day (give or take).
edited to add:
I have a carbon fiber heart valve (mitral) and a pacemaker, so I'm actually pretty careful with what I eat.
I do like me some cornbread though.
Mama Bear soup is actually fairly calorie friendly as is the cornbread, if you don't eat the whole dang thing.
This post was edited on 1/28/13 at 10:54 pm
Posted on 1/29/13 at 2:07 pm to Darla Hood
There is an entire garden of veggies to put into that soup(corn, turnips, cabbage, diced celery, etc.) to call it veggie soup.
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