Friendship and Pumpkin Soup

This week at Weekend Kindness I wrote about the contents of a letter that warmed me from the heart out, from a dear childhood friend. Be sure to go over there and read, Across the Miles.

While you’re there, you might want to print off the most delicious recipe for pumpkin soup that I’ve ever come across!

Delicious!

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9 Responses to Friendship and Pumpkin Soup

  1. jen says:

    thanks for the link
    I LOVE pumpkin soup

    Ive tagged you

  2. Geri says:

    I just might have to try this! Never even heard of pumpkin soup before but looks so tasty! Plus the story about the letters is so warming it just makes you wanna make some warm, cozy soup.

  3. Mary says:

    Aw, thanks! I’m roasting a turkey today, and plan on making the soup tomorrow with turkey meat. I’ve only made it so far with chicken, can’t wait to try this. Yum!

  4. Colleen says:

    Pumpkin flavor is definitely growing on me! I bet I’d like it as soup!

  5. Mary says:

    This is incredibly tasty…I did make it today for lunch for the girls and I, and it’s even yummier than it sounds. I think it’s the hint of nutmeg blending with Worcestershire’s sauce that makes it, for me! Mmm! And my family is just as in love with this soup, down to three year old asking for seconds!

  6. Geri says:

    Wow if a 3yo asks for seconds on something this healthy it must be good!

  7. Mary says:

    That’s for sure… ;)

  8. Cena Dunfee says:

    We loved the pumpkin soup too. My daughter, Jessica, the Monday night soup cooker, added a little cayenne to this. Gooood!

  9. Mary says:

    Mmm! Cayenne, I bet it did, I’ll have to note that on my recipe for next time!

    Glad you liked it!

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