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Old Sun, Nov-09-08, 10:15
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Question pumpkin soup??
Good Morning!

I was wondering if anyone could please either give me or tell me the link to find the recipe for pumpkin soup. I saw it here a few days ago, and now I can't find it. I am thinking chicken broth, canned pumpkin, and heavy cream and butter.

Thanks!!
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Old Sun, Nov-09-08, 11:02
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Sounds good to me!!
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There is an EXCELLENT recipe for sausage/pumpkin soup. It is incredible! It is in the recipe forum.....but I don't know the name of the thread. It may have been something like "pumpkin recipes". I made the soup twice and am also making it to take for family Thanksgiving.
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Sounds delish..... . I would love to try that myself for Thanksgiving as a pre-Thanksgiving dinner appetizer. My b/f loves a bowl of soup before his meal and he's a Type 1 diabetic.
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Old Sun, Nov-09-08, 13:56
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Old Sun, Nov-09-08, 17:35
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Here are some pumpkin soup recipes. The first one is my favorite, and gets rave reviews from a lot of people:

http://www.genaw.com/lowcarb/pumpkin_sausage_soup.html



I can vouch for this one as I made it just today. Holy cow, this is GOOD. Only thing different is I doubled the amount of sausage. Man, this is just so good.
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Old Sun, Nov-09-08, 19:05
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I've had the sausage pumkin soup and I can vouch for it - it is delicious, hearty and very easy to make.
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Old Sun, Nov-09-08, 19:22
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Me too on the Pumpkin Sausage Soup!!

It is da bomb!!
I use Jimmy Dean's regular breakfast sausage and I add...
1 T. oregano, 1 t. basil and 1 t. marjarom

So good, so good.

I read that recipe for a while at low carb friends before I ever tried it, thinking it is so strange.
But, my DH and I were both pleasantly surprised!

Enjoy!
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im gonna try it this coming weekend when we finally get some money!!
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not entirely on topic, but kinda. now should be the time to stock up on canned pumpkin. it should be on mega sale with thanksgiving around the corner.
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Old Sun, Nov-09-08, 22:01
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At the top of each forum in the kitchen section there's an index to all the recipes. So go into the soup one and you'll find this: http://forum.lowcarber.org/showthread.php?t=214626

There's a bunch of pumpkin soup recipes!
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At the top of each forum in the kitchen section there's an index to all the recipes. So go into the soup one and you'll find this: http://forum.lowcarber.org/showthread.php?t=214626

There's a bunch of pumpkin soup recipes!


Nancy means the Soups section within Recipes forum....like so:
Kitchen:Low-Carb Recipes > Soups, Sauces & Appetizers
and that each section, like the Soups section, has an index/contents thread with links...super helpful and easier than searching.

, Nancy!
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Old Mon, Nov-10-08, 17:24
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I was going to make the sausage and pumpkin soup last night but after I started browning the sausage realized I accidentally bought pumpkin pie mix instead of pumpkin! I threw in some cheddar cheese instead and it still tasted good. I will certainly try the real thing soon.
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Old Mon, Nov-10-08, 21:07
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I was going to make the sausage and pumpkin soup last night but after I started browning the sausage realized I accidentally bought pumpkin pie mix instead of pumpkin! I threw in some cheddar cheese instead and it still tasted good. I will certainly try the real thing soon.
Y'know, I bet it would have tasted okay! I can see the standard pumpkin pie spices going well with a salty, spicy meat like sausage.
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Old Mon, Nov-10-08, 21:42
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Well, I wouldn't use the pumpkin pie mix, it's probably got a lot of sugar in it doesn't it?
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