#hearty barley turkey soup

[adanshaw]

Turkey Soup - Hearty Barley Turkey Soup The homemade turkey stock from your Thanksgiving turkey is used to make this turkey barley soup. It has a lot of barley and flavorful vegetables and is flavorful.

[xaviercasanueva]

Hearty Barley Turkey Soup

This turkey barley soup is made with homemade turkey stock from your Thanksgiving turkey. It's rich in flavor and loaded with barley and aromatic veggies.

[marymargaretholland]

Hearty Barley Turkey Soup Recipe The homemade turkey stock from your Thanksgiving turkey is used to make this turkey barley soup. It has a lot of barley and flavorful vegetables and is flavorful. 10 whole black peppercorns, 1 cup barley, 3 stalks celery cut in half, 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper, 2 medium onions diced, 1/2 cup chopped carrot, 1 large bay leaf, 1.5 cups coarsely chopped onion, 1/2 cup chopped mushrooms, 5 quarts water or as needed, 2 large bay leaves, 1 teaspoon dried marjoram, 6 stalks celery cut into 1/2-inch slices, 1 pinch dried thyme or to taste, 1.5 pounds carrots cut into 1-inch chunks, 1 pinch dried thyme, 2 teaspoons salt, 1 turkey carcass

[liminalmemories21]

Hi Lim! Here is my very very late nice ask for you:

Since I know you love soup and it has been cold af up here, what is your favourite soup and how do you typically like eating it (like with bread or crackers or rice or whatnot)? If you also have a recipe please send 👀

I hope you have a lovely day 💜

Do I have soup recipes? Listen, if I didn't think my partner would stage a revolt we would eat soup about three times a week.

So, what I eat with soups depends a little on how much protein is in the soup - for example, a vegetable soup I'll serve with bread and a cheese plate (or some variation on grilled cheese - cheesy naan, quesadillas, etc). But, a hearty soup with meat (or beans) in it doesn't need the additional protein, so that's just served with bread. Always with bread (and salted butter) to dip in the soup, and mop the bowl at the end.

For most pureed vegetable soups I don't really have a recipe. It's a general ratio of 2lb of whatever vegetable (cauliflower, sweet potato, zucchini, pumpkin, carrot) + 1 onion sauteed in olive oil or butter + 4-5 cloves garlic + 4-6 cups liquid (water/broth/whatever). Simmer 20-30 minutes and then puree. And then you customize.

Zucchini + basil + lemon (add the lemon and basil after everything has cooked and you're at the pureeing stage)

Cauliflower + parmesan (stir in the parmesan after you've pureed - about 1/3 cup)

Carrot/Sweet Potato with ginger - saute the ginger with the onion and garlic - add in some coconut milk as your liquid

Red Pepper/Tomato - roast 3-4 red peppers and remove the skin, add in 1-2 cans diced tomatoes + some liquid (start with maybe 2 cups and add as needed). Some red pepper flakes are nice with this too.

Heartier soups that I love

Smitten Kitchen's Beef & Barley - this freezes so well, make a huge batch and then freeze it in portions and you have a really easy meal in reserve. I always add mushrooms to mine, because I love mushrooms, but I know mushrooms can be divisive.

Curried Chicken & Rice - sub some of the liquid for coconut milk (I always have the kind that's a dairy milk substitute in the cartons in my fridge, so that's what I use). Do not skimp on the herbs at the end, they make it come alive.

Creamy Chicken & Couscous

Chicken Pot Pie Soup

Colcannon Soup (I usually serve with with brown bread and cheddar)

Spaghetti-Os - you can make as much of the base soup as you like and freeze it in portions, and also make as many of the meatballs as you like and freeze them separately and then just defrost the soup and drop the frozen meatballs into it when it comes up to a boil - you'll need to cook them a little longer from frozen - the meatballs are also good in other things)

Turkey Meatball/Italian Wedding Soup - I would recommend homemade chicken stock for this if you have it, because that's the base flavor note here, so it's worth using the good stuff

[exhausted-archivist]

So, lets talk about that cookbook. Do you have any recipes you'd like to see? We're suppose to get 60+ recipes in the cookbook and so far from the sample we've officially got:

Eggs a la Val Foret

Fried Young Spider

Hearty Fereldan Scones

Roast Turkey

Nug Pancakes

Varric's Favorite Cinnamon Rolls

World of Thedas gave us

Spiced Wine

Starkhaven Fish and Egg Pie

Nug-Nug

Jellied Pigs Feet

Pickled Eggs

Llomerryn Red (sauce)

Butter Soup

Alamarri Pickled Krone

Fereldan Turnip and Barley Stew

Pig Oat Mash

Dalish Deep Forest Comfort

Mad Bernard's Gift of Flesh

Nordbotten Fruit Stew

Dandelion Wine

Marie du Lac Erre's Sweet Ruin

Raider Queen's Bread of Many Tongues (Banana bread)

The Blessed Apple (Apple Pie)

Hearth Cakes

Sera's Yummy Corn

We also have Fluffy Mackerel Pudding aka Feast Day Fish as a recipe given in Origins that comes from a weight watchers recipe.

Do you have any dishes you'd like to see? Not sure what your options are? I made a list of all the Dishes, Sides, and Sauces mentioned in Dragon Age or you could check out my ao3 for better formatting. Tell me what you'd like to see fill out the cookbook, maybe there are recipes you would like that aren't mentioned in Thedas yet.

[shulekha07]

Which Foods Eat More in Winter!

Best Winter Foods: Which Foods Eat More in Winter!

When it gets colder and the days are shorter, our bodies want foods that warm us up and keep us healthy. The change in weather and seasons affects what we need to eat. It's important to eat foods that match the winter season to stay well.

We'll look at the best foods for winter in this article. We'll talk about the benefits of eating these foods when it's cold. You'll learn about foods like root vegetables, soups, and drinks that are full of nutrients.

Understanding Seasonal Eating Benefits in Cold Weather

As the temperature drops and the days grow shorter, it's time to embrace the seasonal eating trend. During the colder months, cold weather cuisine takes center stage. It offers a range of nutritious and comforting options to support your body's needs.

Seasonal eating means eating foods that are naturally available and at their peak during a specific time of the year. In winter, this means focusing on heartier, nutritious winter diet options. These options help your body adapt to the colder temperatures.

By aligning your diet with the seasons, you can enjoy many benefits. Seasonal foods tend to be fresher and more flavorful. They also require less transportation and storage, supporting local agriculture and reducing your carbon footprint. Plus, the nutrients in these cold weather cuisine options are often better suited to your body's needs during the winter months.

So, as you plan your meals this season, consider incorporating more seasonal eating into your routine. From hearty root vegetables to comforting soups and stews, the nutritious winter diet options are endless. They're sure to keep you nourished and satisfied throughout the colder days ahead.

Which Food Eat More in Winter!

When it gets colder and the days get shorter, our bodies want foods that warm us up. In winter, we should eat more winter produce, hearty grains, and protein-rich foods. These foods not only fill our bellies but also give us the energy and nutrients we need to stay healthy.

Whole grains like quinoa, farro, and barley are also great for winter. They give us long-lasting energy and can be used in many dishes. From warm porridges to big casseroles, they're very versatile.

For protein, lean meats, poultry, and legumes are top picks for winter eating. These foods help build and repair muscles. They also keep us full and happy.

Root Vegetables: The Perfect Winter Comfort Foods

Winter brings cold weather, and our bodies seek warmth. Root vegetables are a great choice. They are full of nutrients and feel comforting to eat.

Sweet potatoes, carrots, parsnips, and beets are top picks for winter. They are rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber. Plus, they're great in many warm dishes.

Roasting, mashing, or adding them to soups makes them even better. Their sweetness and earthy taste go well with spices like cinnamon and ginger. This mix of flavors warms the heart.

Eating more root vegetables meets our need for cozy meals. They also boost our health with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. So, let root vegetables be a key part of your winter diet.

Warming Soups and Stews for Cold Days

Winter's chill brings a perfect time for a warm bowl of winter foods. Soups and stews are the top comfort foods for cold months. They offer nourishment and a cozy escape from the cold.

These winter foods are great because you can change them to fit your taste and diet. They're perfect for those cold nights when you want something warm and cozy. Choose from beef stew to lentil soup, using fresh, healthy ingredients to nourish and comfort you.

Protein-Rich Foods to Keep You Energized

As winter arrives, it's key to eat well to stay energized and keep your immune system strong. Protein-rich foods are vital. They give your body the building blocks it needs to work well.

Lean meats like chicken, turkey, and pork are great for winter. Fish, especially fatty ones like salmon and tuna, are also good. They provide protein and omega-3 fatty acids, which fight inflammation and keep you feeling great.

For those who don't eat meat, legumes like lentils, beans, and chickpeas are perfect. They're full of protein and can be used in many winter dishes. Think soups, stews, casseroles, and grain bowls.

Eating a variety of protein-rich winter foods will keep you energized and healthy. A nutritious diet is essential for your body's needs during the cold months. It helps you thrive.

Healthy Winter Beverages and Hot Drinks

As winter comes, nothing is better than a warm drink to keep you cozy. Winter foods and comfort foods get a lot of attention, but warm beverages are also key. They help keep you nourished and healthy during the cold months.

Herbal teas are a top choice for winter drinks. Teas like chamomile, ginger, or peppermint are full of antioxidants. They help boost your immune system and offer a cozy break from the cold.

Bone broth is another great option for a hearty winter food. It's packed with collagen, gelatin, and minerals that support your gut and joints. Drinking warm bone broth is a comforting way to nourish your body when it's cold.

If you're craving something creamy and comfort food-like, try a homemade spiced milk. Options like turmeric or masala chai latte are creamy and full of warming spices. They're a delicious way to stay cozy and satisfied.

Essential Winter Herbs and Spices

When it gets colder and the days are shorter, the right herbs and spices can change your meals. They add warmth and comfort to your food. Plus, they offer health benefits to help you through the cold months.

Spices like cinnamon, ginger, and turmeric boost your metabolism and improve blood flow. This keeps you energized and warm. Garlic and onions, meanwhile, boost your immune system, fighting off winter illnesses. Herbs like rosemary, thyme, and sage add flavor to soups, stews, and roasted dishes. They're great with winter's hearty foods.

Try out these winter herbs and spices to make your cold-weather meals better. Use them in sauces, marinades, drinks, and baked goods. Enjoy the flavors of the season and nourish your body with these winter wonders.

[jacobsjottings]

Soup - Turkey Carcass Soup This turkey carcass soup uses every last bit of your roasted turkey. Perfect on winter nights, this hearty soup is loaded with vegetables and barley.

[fightthefuturecassettes]

Recipe for Turkey Carcass Soup This turkey carcass soup uses every last bit of your roasted turkey. Perfect on winter nights, this hearty soup is loaded with vegetables and barley.

[butterytenaciousbird]

Turkey Carcass Soup Recipe Every last bit of your roasted turkey is used in this soup made from the carcass. This hearty soup is packed with vegetables and barley and is ideal for cold winter nights. 1/4 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper, 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce, 1.5 cups shredded cabbage, 1 pinch dried thyme, 6 small potatoes diced, 1/4 teaspoon ground paprika, 1 turkey carcass, 4 large carrots diced, 1 large bay leaf, 1 teaspoon dried basil, 1 can whole peeled tomatoes chopped, 1/2 cup uncooked barley, 1/4 teaspoon poultry seasoning, 4 quarts water, 1.5 teaspoons salt, 1 teaspoon dried parsley, 2 stalks celery diced, 1 large onion diced

[fiftytwotwentythree]

Wellness Wednesday:

Introduction to Discombobulation

Really.

Nothing really to complain about other than I have been slightly off my game.

Looking at my stats I dont really seem effected... if you look at my workouts I actually look more energized than ever, but in truth... I barely hitting my marks.

Hoping to recenter myself next week - aka - calm down so I don't have to worker harder than I need to and spread myself thin.

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45th CHECK-IN:

Current Goals:

Lose 52 lbs: Completed

Loss 52 lbs as of 4/12/2023

Milestone: Loss 100 lbs as of 11/01/2023

New Goal: Maintain or Continue on The Weight Loss Path

Avoid "Junk Food"

Minimize Take-Out / Fast Food Consumption

Short Term:

Vegetarian-ish Diet: Completed

End Date: 4/09/2023 - 46 Days Total

Groundhog Day Diet: Completed*

10/01/2023 - 10/31/2023

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Meal Tracker:

THURSDAY

Lunch:

(10) Leftover Minion Chicken Nuggets

- Sides of BBQ Sauce, Ranch, BuffaRanch Sauce, and Top Secret Burger Sauce

Individual Cup of Bob Evan's Macaroni and Cheese

(1) Glass of Chocolate Milk

Snack:

(5oz) Bag of Be Happy Snacks: Parmesan Garlic Popcorn

(2) Servings of Good & Gather's Tex Mex Trail Mix

Handful of Good & Gather's Smooth Ranch Cashews

Supper:

Small Plate of Rana's Fettuccine and Beef Meatballs with Creamy Tomato Sauce

- Dusting of Parmesan Cheese

(2) Breadsticks

Side of Birds Eye Oven Roasters: Parmesan Peppercorn Cauliflower

(1) Glass of Chocolate Milk

FRIDAY

Lunch:

Small Plate of Leftover Rana's Fettuccine and Beef Meatballs with Creamy Tomato Sauce

- Dusting of Parmesan Cheese

(1) Leftover Breadstick

Snack:

Individual Bag of Smartfood's White Cheddar Popcorn

Supper:

Can of Progresso Minestrone Soup

- 10 Crackers

Serving of Good & Gather's Tex Mex Trail Mix

(1) Glass of Chocolate Milk

SATURDAY

Lunch:

Turkey & Swiss on Wheat Toast

(10) Baby Carrots

Serving of Good & Gather's Tex Mex Trail Mix

Snack:

Individual Bag of Smartfood's White Cheddar Popcorn

Bag of Orville Redenbacher Ultimate Butter Popcorn

Supper:

Can of Progresso Homestyle Chicken Noodle Soup

- 10 Crackers

(1) Glass of Chocolate Milk

SUNDAY

Lunch:

Apple Walnut Salad with Chicken

Snack:

(2) Servings of Good & Gather's Tex Mex Trail Mix

(1) Glass of Chocolate Milk

Supper:

Can of Campbell's Chunky Spicy Chicken & Sausage Gumbo

- 10 Crackers

Bag of Orville Redenbacher Ultimate Butter Popcorn

MONDAY

Lunch:

Starkist Smart Bowls: Tomato Basil Barley & Beans with Tuna

(1) Klements Beef Stick

Snack:

(1) Klements Beef Stick

(2) Servings of Good & Gather's Tex Mex Trail Mix

Supper:

Can of Campbell's Chunky Hearty Chicken with Vegetables Soup

- 11 Crackers

Turkey & Pepperjack Cheese on Wheat Toast

(1) Glass of Chocolate Milk

Bag of Orville Redenbacher Ultimate Butter Popcorn

TUESDAY

Lunch:

Turkey & Pepperjack Cheese on Wheat Toast

(10) Baby Carrots

(1) Klements Beef Stick

Snack:

Serving of Good & Gather's Tex Mex Trail Mix

(0.5 oz) Bag of Smartfood's White Cheddar Popcorn

(0.5 oz) Bag of Smartfood's Movie Theater Butter Popcorn

Supper:

Can of Progresso Split Pea with Ham Soup

- 10 Crackers

(1) Glass of Chocolate Milk

WEDNESDAY

Lunch:

Turkey & Pepperjack Cheese on Wheat Toast

Chef Salad

(2) Klements Beef Sticks

(0.5 oz) Bag of Smartfood's White Cheddar Popcorn

(1) Glass of Chocolate Milk

Snack:

(0.5 oz) Bag of Smartfood's Movie Theater Butter Popcorn

Serving of Good & Gather's Tex Mex Trail Mix

Supper:

(4) Oven Baked Ham & Swiss Sliders

Birds Eye Shredded Veggies (Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Broccoli, and Cauliflower)

(1) Klements Beef Stick

(1) Glass of Chocolate Milk

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Workouts:

THURSDAY

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(10 min) Planks [10 Sets of 1 min]

(5 min) 6 Inches [10 Sets of 30 sec]

(100) Leg Lifts [10 Sets of 10]

FRIDAY

* Afternoon Workout *

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(5 min) Planks [5 Sets of 1 min]

* Evening Workout *

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(10 min) Planks [10 Sets of 1 min]

(5 min) 6 Inches [10 Sets of 30 sec]

(100) Leg Lifts [10 Sets of 10]

SATURDAY

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(10 min) Planks [10 Sets of 1 min]

(5 min) 6 Inches [10 Sets of 30 sec]

(100) Leg Lifts [10 Sets of 10]

SUNDAY

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(100) Squats [4 sets of 25]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(10 min) Planks [10 Sets of 1 min]

(5 min) 6 Inches [10 Sets of 30 sec]

(100) Leg Lifts [10 Sets of 10]

MONDAY

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(10 min) Planks [10 Sets of 1 min]

(5 min) 6 Inches [10 Sets of 30 sec]

(100) Leg Lifts [10 Sets of 10]

TUESDAY

* Morning Workout *

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(5 min) Planks [5 Sets of 1 min]

* Afternoon Workout *

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(5 min) Planks [5 Sets of 1 min]

* Evening Workout *

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(10 min) Planks [10 Sets of 1 min]

(5 min) 6 Inches [10 Sets of 30 sec]

(100) Leg Lifts [10 Sets of 10]

WEDNESDAY

* Morning Workout *

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges [4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(5 min) Planks [5 Sets of 1 min]

* Evening Workout *

(400) Jumping Jacks [8 sets of 50]

(100) Glute Bridges[4 sets of 25]

(100) Push-Ups [10 sets of 10]

(100) Sit-Ups [5 Sets of 20]

(100) Reverse Leg Lifts [10 sets of 10]

(100) Leg Kickbacks [10 sets of 10]

(10 min) Planks [10 Sets of 1 min]

(5 min) 6 Inches [10 Sets of 30 sec]

(100) Leg Lifts [10 Sets of 10]

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WEIGHT TRACKER:

Starting Weight (Noon, 1/01/2023): XXX.X lbs

Weight at Last Check-In, 11/01/2023: -3.4 lbs

Weight As of Noon, 11/08/2023: -0.6 lbs

Total Weight Loss: -100.6 lbs

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Closing Thoughts:

The Good:

Squeezed in multiple workouts in one day - multiple times during the week. Even managed did 3 workouts in one day. Never thought I be the person to do a workout over my lunch break.

The Bad:

Felt compelled to do a workout over my lunch break because I went portion and snack happy earlier in the week.

The Ugly:

My schedule has been altered slightly and I have been getting distracted way to much which has effecting "my work" / daily routines.

[taylorronald]

Turkey Soup - Turkey Carcass Soup This turkey carcass soup uses every last bit of your roasted turkey. Perfect on winter nights, this hearty soup is loaded with vegetables and barley.

[kirstenrivera]

Hearty Barley Turkey Soup — Turkey Soup

The homemade turkey stock from your Thanksgiving turkey is used to make this turkey barley soup. It has a lot of barley and flavorful vegetables and is flavorful.

[caveauxpoetes]

Turkey Carcass Soup This turkey carcass soup uses every last bit of your roasted turkey. Perfect on winter nights, this hearty soup is loaded with vegetables and barley.

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