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	Scouse by Colin Callan Scouse was brought to Liverpool by Northern European sailors, it was originally called Labskause or lobskause. This was finally shortened to Skause and over time the spelling changed to the more Anglicised version we know and love today, Scouse. Interesting Note: The Danish name is "skipper labskovs". In Swedish, it's "kallops".…	11 votes 9 reviews 7 comments 33815 views
	Crockpot Split Pea Soup by Nancy Miyasaki We're split pea soup fans and have a number of recipes. But we've never tried it in our slow cooker before. This simple recipe turned out wonderfully. If you're looking for a classic, flavorful split pea soup, this will more than do the trick.	7 votes 2 reviews 3 comments 23959 views
	Classic Cioppino by John Spottiswood This is a traditional Cioppino base recipe for you to play with. Cioppino is a simple and hearty fish stew originally cooked by Italian fisherman on the California coast. Don't worry too much about what sort of fish or shellfish you put in it. Just keep it simple with these basic ingredients. The easier the better...so you'll be…	9 votes 4 reviews 1 comment 20043 views
	Crockpot Carne Adovada Recipe by John Spottiswood We had this for dinner tonight and it was fantastic. The complexity of flavors - sweet, salty, spicy, and savory - is really amazing. It's better than 99% of the dishes I've ever been served in a mexican restaurant. I loved the carne adovada I had in Santa Fe, but I honestly don't remember any that matched this. If you try this…	7 votes 3 reviews 7 comments 13512 views
	Tuscan Vegetable Soup - La Ribollita by John Spottiswood We made a heaping pot of this up at Heavenly Valley last week when up there for ski week. It was the perfect capstone to a wonderful day snow boarding. We were limited to vegetables we could find at the local supermarket, and substituted regular green cabbage for the black leaf Kale. While it was still good, I would recommend…	6 votes 3 reviews 1 comment 8705 views
	Awesome Split Pea Soup by John Spottiswood We made this soup by combining the best of two recipes...one from America's Test Kitchen and one from Cook's Illustrated's the Best New Recipe. I think this is a split pea soup that can't be beat!	8 votes 5 reviews 11858 views
	After Thanksgiving Turkey Noodle Soup by Denise Sherin There's nothing better than a basic Turkey noodle soup. We all look forward to this after Thanksgiving. This is my version of Turkey noodle soup. The water and veggie amounts listed are approx. use what you need depending on the amount you are making. Hope you enjoy it.	1 vote 1 comment 9134 views
	Hala Kahiki Chili - Pineapple Chili by Denise Sherin Hala Kahiki means Pineapple, this is a tropical pineapple chili. It's a nice change from regular chili. It sweet and tangy. My son still eats it with tortilla chips but King's Hawaiian sweet rolls are nice with this recipe.	1 vote 7475 views
	Greek Fish Soup Avgolemono by John Spottiswood The Greeks supposedly invented fish stew and there are many versions of the dish. This version, which I adapted from a recipe in the Frugal Gourmet's Three Ancient Cuisines (a great book), is really phenomenal. We served this during a holiday party with greek salad and spanakopita. Friends of mine who have made regular chicken…	3 votes 1 review 5920 views
	Mexican Chicken Corn Chowder by Salad Foodie We never wait for fall for this favorite of all chowders, but enjoy it year round. A good way to use up leftover roast chicken, and the ingredients go together quickly for a fast weeknight dinner. Can be lightened by subbing fat-free half and half, or a 12 ounce can evaporated milk for the cream.	2 votes 5839 views
	Mediterranean Lamb Stew with tomato, mushroom and eggplant (Kokkinisto) by John Spottiswood I used to order a delicious lamb stew at the New Kappadokia restaurant in Redwood City, California. Then I had a not quite but close to equally delicious stew at a Greek restaurant in Palo Alto that was called Kokkinisto. I pieced this recipe together…	1 vote 11323 views
	Cilantro Lime Taco Soup by Robyn Medlin Well, I may be “Grill Girl” but I still use my stove top from time to time just to make sure I remember how. This week we got hit by a tropical depression so the grilling conditions were less than ideal. However, it was the perfect time to be cozy inside and make this hearty soup. Here’s a little secret you don’t have to tell your…	3 votes 2 reviews 6596 views
	Spicy Cuban Ropa Vieja by John Spottiswood I wanted to serve a slightly more flavorful version of Ropa Vieja, the classic cuban beef dish, over black beans and rice for a friends' pre-christmas dinner. I paired it with a pork stew and both were hugely popular. I used tri-tip and it shredded wonderfully. This can be made with a cheaper, tougher piece of meat, but when Tri-tip…	1 vote 1 comment 7403 views
	Pork Stew with Wine by John Spottiswood This is another phenomenal recipe that I adapted from a recipe from James Villas in Stews, Bogs, and Burgoos. I still have not found a recipe from this book that is not amazing. Anyway, don't be thrown off by the fruit in this recipe. It blends in with the wine, meat and vegetables to make a luscious combination. This recipe…	4 votes 2 reviews 2 comments 5258 views
	Mushroom Soup And Butter Garlic Toast by Navaneetham Krishnan The mushroom soup embraces your taste buds with a creamy texture and the buttery garlic toast is for the wholesome goodness.	1 vote 3804 views

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