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Welcome to my Central New York blog. Blogging has introduced me to a wonderful community of peers, and we learn so much from one another. I enjoy gardening, hiking, foraging for fungi, kayaking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing in the Adirondack Mountains (thus Mountain Breaths).
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Oh this soup sounds and looks so good! I am new to your blog so glad that I found it!!
ReplyDeleteSoup looks great, Debbie! I love that pepperoni heart :) Very cute.
ReplyDeleteDebbie -- that sounds like a wonderful soup. I have a question. Did you use sweet potatoes or yams. I can only find sweet potatoes rarely in my stores. They always seem to stock yams though. Also your photography in the post below was stunning. That web...wowsy and the reds. Here in desert Utah, we never get reds like that -- not even in the mountains. Joni
ReplyDeleteOh, this is just divine! I love sweet potatoes, and this sounds so delicious. Can't wait to try it. Thanks for the recipe, Debbie.
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila
I would love the sweet potatoes and my hubby would love the peanut butter and ham - this sounds like a winner, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteYou've sure been making some good stuff lately! This one looks awesome. I love sweet potatoes and love peanut soup. My mind is trying to wrap itself around both of them in the soup together :-)
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