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amber
November 12, 2013
So excited to try this recipe--but I have some barley miso, which i know has a stronger taste profile. Do you think I should half the amount for the soup?
Ella S.
October 8, 2013
Kenzi, the genealogist in me is stirring. The Wilbur's settled colonial Rhode Island, and my line migrated into Stonington, CT and Noank, CT. Thought you might be interested, chances are we are distant kin. 16th cousins, maybe? :). The soup looks fabulous. Can't wait to prepare it. I have a butternut squash on my counter, and some dried coconut and a vita-mix, just waiting to be made into milk!
Kenzi W.
October 8, 2013
This is too crazy. My family legend has it that I'm a relative of Roger Williams, who indeed helped settle colonial Rhode Island. Food52: where distant cousins meet?
Ella S.
October 9, 2013
If you ever have the opportunity to visit Providence, RI, visit Prospect Terrace Park on Congdon Street, which is located near Brown University. (A beautiful area!). This park is located on top of a hill, and has an enormous statue of Roger Williams with out-stretched hands guarding the city. It is a stunning view. I haven't spoken to anyone yet, who descends from Roger Williams. This makes you special. I descend from Anne Hutchinson, whom Roger Williams allowed into his colony after she was ejected from Massachusetts Bay Colony. Maybe you have Hutchinson blood, also. I can see the Williams and Wilbur's marrying. Now that you are an established Rhode Islander, you will have to start preparing clam chowder with the clear broth (the only chowder worth making), Johnny cakes,
and coffee milk. I love Rhode Island!
and coffee milk. I love Rhode Island!
LauriL
October 6, 2013
Just the smells in the kitchen are driving me nuts!! Almost ready to put on the final touches.
Cookie16
October 6, 2013
All I need is a squash! Will wait for next weekend when I can make it to the farmers market :) A Safeway squash just won't do!
LauriL
October 3, 2013
Got my Miso today!! Soup tomorrow! I never knew how creative you were in avoiding grampa's squash. Glad you're making up for lost squash moments!!!
Toledo K.
October 2, 2013
Here I thought I had my butternut squash soup recipe perfected, and now you throw miso in the mix. I just happen to have some shiro in my fridge. Thanks.
Kenzi W.
October 2, 2013
Let me know how it comes out if you try it! Fun fact: I use miso stock in a lot of soups and risottos, etc. It's sort of a magical ingredient.
Kenzi W.
October 2, 2013
Yep, that's what I call it in the recipe. And also my own kitchen to feel like a pro.
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