Last week while I was in Texas I had a most amazing tomato basil soup. This got me inspired and I decided to try to make my own version on Sunday.
But, I couldn’t just have Tomato Basil soup, so I talked to my mom and the two of us found a great recipe for Apricot Almond Chicken Salad.
This lunch was A+
I highly recommend it.
The soup came from this recipe. I did add the full portions of cream and butter and it actually did make a difference. I was hoping to be able to get away with half the butter and 3/4 of the cream. No dice.
The chicken salad recipe was excellent, healthy, and extremely easy.
Dried Apricots
Toasted Almonds
Celery
Cooked Diced Chicken
Some light mayo mixed with nonfat milk
Rosemary
Scallions
And that’s it! Blend it, chill it, and serve on a bed of lettuce with fresh grapes, or on a slab of wheat bread. Either way, it’s amazing.
Mike D’s Rockclimbing food ratings:
Tomato Soup:
Difficulty: 5.9-
Deliciousness: 5.10
Chicekn Salad:
Difficulty: 5.7
Deliciousness: 5.10
When I saw the title, all I could think was “Why would anybody want a tuberculosis soup?”
Funny story about that…
I had the exact same thought.
me too…
So… I want to listen to something on my iPod, but I don’t know what. I’ll listen to whatever you suggest, provided that I have it.
Christina Aguilera’s “Aint no other man”
I don’t have that. But I do have one Beyoncé (alt-130, baby!) tune that is reasonably close (“Crazy In Love”). Incidentally, I got this track from one of my blog readers Anthony, who sent me a mixed disc in the mail about a year ago.
Beyoncé has 2 minutes left, any other suggestions?
What about Rustic Overtones ‘mic check’
None of my blog readers have ever sent me anything!!
well, except Jocelyn. She sent me a Christmas card.
Thanks Jocelyn!
Don’t have ‘mic check’, but you did mention Christmas, so I’ll hit up the Sufjan Stevens Christmas boxed set until the next suggestion.