This Week’s Menu

 
 

AS WE GET INTO NOVEMBER …

This has seriously been one of the best falls I can remember. The sunny skies does a girl good.
We’ve also thoroughly enjoyed being back in the kitchen. This time of year really is the best for crafting comforting soups. The seasonal switch from summer to fall seems to get everyone’s cravings up for soups and all the gorgeous produce that goes into them. Our menus have been well received! Thank you Soupers!
 
If you can believe it. we’re still enjoying produce from our garden, iI just picked green bell peppers, Thai basil, Italian basil, parsley, chives, kale, tomatillos and broccoli this week. I think we’re done now, except for kale and winter herbs like sage. Small as it was, I loved going out and gathering this little harvest. We made good use of it in our home cooked meals, as well as some of the soups we offered this week.
 
As we get into November, the weather will get cooler, we’ll have fewer sunny days and soups will become even more sought after. Good for us. Good for you. November is also a month where we tend to stay in more. Winters can be rough and a bit isolating sometimes, but a simple, good meal with someone who makes you smile can make all the difference. Best advice I could give is make a few plans with someone fun. It’s the best medicine.
 
We have a couple more menus to offer before we take December off to spend time with family and friends over the holidays. Thanksgiving week will be one of those menu weeks. Please look in your inbox for this menu ~ it will come out on 11/19. Soups will be ready for you on 11/24.  And as always, we encourage you to order early,  as we will sell out on this menu!
 
If you’re reading this post and. you do not have a soup group, please reach out to Josie at jrankinmarketing@comcast.net. We’ll find you a group so you can get soups.
 
Lastly, we have some amazing people who offer their businesses as Soup Groups where our customers can pick up their orders. Cup of Tea and World Hearts Fair Trade are wonderful shops. Wonderful, amazing, dazzling shops! Please stop by and take a look at the fabulous products they have on hand. You’re sure to find a gift or two for those special people in your life.
 

Cup of Tea / 10117 SE Sunnyside Rd Ste J Clackamas, OR 97015 : https://cupoftea-oregon.com/

World Hearts Fair Trade / 1833 Willamette Falls Dr.West Linn, OR 97068 : https://worldheartsft.com

ENJOY A MEAL WITH SOMEONE THAT MAKES YOU SMILE.

EAT SOUP!  SIP BROTH!!

GROW FOOD!!

If you’re able, please do what you can for someone in need.

Thank you.

 

Soups & Entrées

Please check your email inbox for pop-up menus. If you are not in a Soup Group and would like to receive our pop-up menus, please email Josie at jrankinmarketing@comcast.net. We will get you a group so you can get soups!

Sipping Broths

Our sipping broths are simmered for 36-48 hours with organic vegetables and aromatics. Studies show that the benefits of slow cooking bones are extensive and proven to offer a gamut of benefits that contribute to gut repair, boosting immune function, arthritis, osteoporosis, digestion, reducing high cholesterol, eliminating acid reflux, detoxification, reduction of inflammation, strengthening nails and hair, improving skin appearance and so much more. And while most people report a great boost in energy that could easily replace your daily java, additional benefits lie in the glycine extracted. Glycine is an inhibitory neurotransmitter, which means the broths can greatly help with relaxation and actually help improve sleep.