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Daikloktos posted:That's called delicious
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The part about that story I never got it, can you take the stone out of it once the soup is cooked or do you just leave that poo poo in there? Or maybe just make regular soup next time. 
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ClamdestineBoyster posted:The part about that story I never got it, can you take the stone out of it once the soup is cooked or do you just leave that poo poo in there? Or maybe just make regular soup next time. Yeah, you’re supposed to take it out, then put it in the next communal soup-pot and let the muppety hijinx ensue. It’s all extremely scientific.
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Nigmaetcetera posted:Yeah, you’re supposed to take it out, then put it in the next communal soup-pot
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how about stones soup where the stones are a sweaty nutstack OP??
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Private Cumshoe posted:how about stones soup where the stones are a sweaty nutstack OP?? I’ve made many pots of soup and I cannot recommend this enough
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The Breakfast Sampler posted:the collective wisdom of the goon community BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:Its like a soup that makes you more hungry A soup that makes you poop.
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I can't find a proper clip for it, but this thread makes me think of Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern on the dalmatian coast and he had a really good looking soup with some Croatians where they used rocks from the sea. I really want to do that at some point and enjoy that wonderful briney taste of the sea.
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I'm gonna shoot my stoned goop in your stone soup OP
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This thread's made me legitimately come around on the concept of Stone Soup. Sounds like a good way to make soups more soulful
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No no soulstone soup is a whole other thing entirely
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Nigmaetcetera posted:Yeah, you’re supposed to take it out, then put it in the next communal soup-pot and let the muppety hijinx ensue. It’s all extremely scientific. Well maybe the stone is actually retaining some flavor then and is not just an ancillary motivator.
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Jan 24, 2020 15:06
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Italians call it minestone
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Chili with stones or no stones?
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Jan 24, 2020 16:31
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Cold soup on the rocks. 
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Colonel Cancer posted:Chili with stones or no stones? I’d let you try some of my very hot chili but I don’t think you’ve got the stones to handle it 🥵
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I think this thread was better when it was about Dungeon Crawl
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kare posted:Italians call it minestone I had stone soup once. It tasted gneiss.
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Whooping Crabs posted:I had stone soup once. It tasted gneiss. Never take good soup for granite.
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Whooping Crabs posted:I had stone soup once. It tasted gneiss. Booooooo-ulder
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Let’s not and say we did
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