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> On Sun, 1 May 2005 11:30:02 -0500, jmcquown wrote: > >> sf wrote: >> > ![]() >> > In my house, croutons are for thin soups. I sprinkle freshly >> grated > parmesean cheese on minestrone. >> >> I have the fresh Parm and definitely grated some over my first bowl. >> However, it's a soup, not a stew. The broth thickened a bit as the >> ingredients were allowed to meld > Next time you make it, let the beans begin to thicken the soup before > you add the rest of the ingredients. Hmmm, I could smush some of the beans, too. > "just starting" state and emulate the 8 o'clock version at home. > >> And it screams for buttery croutons! <G> >> > I have an idea... make cheesey croutons. <S> > Save that butter for bread on the side. Ooooh, Parmesan/Garlic croutons! What a great idea! Jill |
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