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morethansalad · 7 months
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Delicious Homemade Vegan Pho (Vietnamese Noodle Soup)
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vegan-yums · 6 months
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Creamy Carrot Ginger Soup
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fattributes · 3 months
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Vegan Mushroom Noodle Soup
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brattylikestoeat · 4 months
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weaselle · 6 months
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I worked in the rain while i was sick today. That's why i prefer to work for small businesses, and often have been the only employee of some proprietor run business. Because I will be dedicated and try my absolute hardest regardless of who i'm working for, and I need that to matter.
At a big business you're just a small part of the machine, and they'll use you until you break and absorb the loss of you until they can get a replacement. And that works for some people because they can be as selfish (complimentary) as this world can often demand we be just to stay healthy. I've done it. It's a valid choice, and sometimes a necessary one.
I do tend to fair better at places like where i work now. Run by a single mom trying really hard to make this work for all of us. Out of the last three years i've worked for her the first two years were spent as her only employee. Now i'm senior over two more employees. And that means things like: my input has helped form policy, and: whether or not i do my job well has a big impact on how well the business does.
The flip side to that is, if i call in sick, the business looses a big chunk of income and has to cancel clients last minute, and this business isn't big enough to take hits like that lightly. I gotta clock on. And even though boss would totally let me call off sick (and even has five days of sick pay saved up per employee, because she's trying really hard to be a legit business and a good boss) if i'm still willing to offer it, she needs the help.
But the truth is, i was always going to come in when i said i would and do the work i said i'd do unless i'm 100% unable anyway.
So i usually do best in a situation where that level of effort 100% matters
also, never you fear, i work 99% outside and alone i'm not getting other people sick (and i took two covid tests to be sure i felt comfortable risking that [and i wore a mask the 1% of the time i was at all near any other people])
ANYway. i worked sick in the rain today to keep the ship afloat. sniff hack. i'm a good thing.
My boss ran some errands and went to a Thai restaurant and told them i was sick and they made me a soup that isn't on their menu <3
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zardyplants · 8 months
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Vegan Butternut Squash Carrot Ginger Soup
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sew-much-to-do · 1 year
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DIY Vegan Beet Carrot Ginger Soup
This creamy Beet Carrot Ginger Soup is insanely pink and perfectly warming for winter months! Full of cozy flavors and ready in under an hour, you’ll love this simple vegan dinner recipe full of roasted vegetables. It works well for Valentine’s Day!
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vegan-nom-noms · 8 months
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Curried Carrot Ginger Soup
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bumblebee-cottage · 6 months
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Roasted Carrot Soup w/ Parsnips, Apples + Gingery Toasted Pepitas – Happy Hearted Kitchen
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summer-fire · 6 months
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For those curious (no one) about my current soup experiment. Bone broth + carrots + turmeric + ginger + tiny bit of paprika + salt + pepper + olive oil roasted minced garlic + chicken + brown rice
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entropii · 2 years
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Cooking Signet
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morethansalad · 11 months
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Breath of the Wild Cream of Vegetable Soup (Vegan)
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asprinkleofpeppermint · 3 months
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5 recipes using ginger root— Caramelized ginger bites, ginger lemon tea, carrot ginger soup, ginger applesauce, and pickled ginger.
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smaller-comfort · 3 months
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We tend to mostly watch food shows in this household, and every time Iberico ham comes up in whatever show we're watching (Choped, Buzzfeed's Worth It, Master Chef, whatever)- I get a terrible flashback to the time @pissyeti came home from the cheese shop with an entire Iberico leg bone.
We made stock out of it, because what else are you going to do with a $99 leg bone? Except we threw it in a crock pot overnight; this was before we had an instantpot. It made the whole house smell like ham water.
The whole house just. Smacked of ham.
We ended up making the most amazing soup out of it (oranges, guajllo chiles, coffee, brisket), but my god. Imagine the dog-food qualities of prosciutto, intensified a thousandfold, permeating your clothes and skin. That inescapable porcine essence, suffusing your soul for days. An umami-bomb nightmare.
Anyway, Iberico itself is a strange thing- this is the wagyu of pigs, fed an exclusive diet of acorns- and the taste is distinctly lemony on top of the layered complexity of cured meat. Good shit; if you have access to buy it by the pound, try a slice or two.
Just- don't make stock in the crockpot unless you're prepared for the consequences.
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stewyonmolly · 4 months
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current phrase obsession caught in my head: wouldst thou like to live deliciously
me, remembering i have fresh dill in the fridge: well yes!
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This roasted carrot ginger soup is another one of the soups I’m relying on a lot for the rest of autumn into winter, and I made some little pork meatballs to go into them to make it a little more substantive. It’s a very comforting soup, and the addition of the meatballs makes it a more complete meal, especially for a lunch. I might do a little recipe rehash on the blog in a few weeks to gear up for soup season, because I’m really feeling all the soups right now.
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