Knox Gardner, who started the Soup Swap in Seattle has been featured this fall in some articles.Read this for your enjoyment:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130812125&ft=3&f=130812125
Keep in touch for the date for our local Soup Swap!
Thursday, October 28, 2010
2010 SWAP
Once again, we had a great time swapping soup. I made 15 bean soup to freeze and swap with. I served Chicken Mulligatawny with pita bread and dip for dinner. I also made a Chai Tea from scratch. It was delicious! I love the "soup talk" to find out about each recipe.
My favorite part after the swap is eating the soup. I warm the soup with anticipation, not really know how it will taste. I serve the soup as suggested by the cook and dip in with my spoon, always with a smile on my face. The soups have been incredible. Thank you to all the great cooks who have participated in the Annual Soup Swap with me. I am looking forward to the 3rd!!
My favorite part after the swap is eating the soup. I warm the soup with anticipation, not really know how it will taste. I serve the soup as suggested by the cook and dip in with my spoon, always with a smile on my face. The soups have been incredible. Thank you to all the great cooks who have participated in the Annual Soup Swap with me. I am looking forward to the 3rd!!
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Soup Swap Guidelines 2010
Soup Swap Guidelines:
1.Make one or two soups that will freeze well and place into one quart containers to freeze. 6 quarts is suggestes, but any less will do. Freeze the filled quarts.
2. Make a copy of the recipe to bring. If you are able, think about those in our community that are hungry and gather a can or more of soup or other food to donate to the 2nd Harvest Food Bank of the Inland Northwest.
3. Show up at 6pm with your 6 qts of frozen soups in a box or container and copies of your recipe. If there are any special directions for heating up your soup please attach to your quart containers.
4. 6-7 visit with friends and meet new ones. Enjoy your evening meal served by ME, your hostess. Soup of course!
5. 7pm Soup Swap: take a number, you could be firsst to choose or you could be last! You take home the number of quarts you brought.
6. 8pm Take your soup home and put in your freezer.
Please rsvp here or at cec037@yahoo.com
1.Make one or two soups that will freeze well and place into one quart containers to freeze. 6 quarts is suggestes, but any less will do. Freeze the filled quarts.
2. Make a copy of the recipe to bring. If you are able, think about those in our community that are hungry and gather a can or more of soup or other food to donate to the 2nd Harvest Food Bank of the Inland Northwest.
3. Show up at 6pm with your 6 qts of frozen soups in a box or container and copies of your recipe. If there are any special directions for heating up your soup please attach to your quart containers.
4. 6-7 visit with friends and meet new ones. Enjoy your evening meal served by ME, your hostess. Soup of course!
5. 7pm Soup Swap: take a number, you could be firsst to choose or you could be last! You take home the number of quarts you brought.
6. 8pm Take your soup home and put in your freezer.
Please rsvp here or at cec037@yahoo.com
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
2nd Annual Spokane Soup Swap
The 2nd Annual Spokane Soup Swap will be Thursday, January 28, 2010. Come 6-8pm to 3806 W Woodside for dinner and swap. RSVP through this site.
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