Saphira wrote on 24.02.2025 at 14:39: Today I'm trying my hand at Turkish lentil soup with red lentils and lots of oriental spices. The whole thing already smelled very tempting.
I'd love a bowl full if you have any left ? Now I'm in the mood for lentil soup.
Could you ask Counter if it would be possible to implement a smell feature specifically for this thread in the near future? Sounds delicious, please report back when you've eaten them.
In the distant future, odors can certainly also be transmitted digitally. But you can ask Counter anyway, because he can actually do everything, even the weather in the forum. 😃 Although it occurs to me that a few weather effects would be nice from time to time, even outside the Christmas season.
About the soup: It was really tasty, but not as I remember it from my Turkish friends. It was seasoned with turmeric, pul biber, salt, pepper, garlic, a little mint and parsley. I sautéed the carrots, celery and leek beforehand and added them to the lentils. It could have been even spicier. However, I will try another recipe for this dish.
In the distant future, odors can certainly be transmitted digitally. But you can ask Counter anyway, because he can actually do everything, even the weather in the forum. 😃 Although it occurs to me that a few weather effects would be nice from time to time, even outside the Christmas season.
About the soup: It was really tasty, but not as I remember it from my Turkish friends. It was seasoned with turmeric, pul biber, salt, pepper, garlic, a little mint and parsley. I sautéed the carrots, celery and leek beforehand and added them to the lentils. It could have been even spicier. However, I will try another recipe for this dish.
So as not to go off-topic, I'm going to try this soup at the weekend, you're "forcing" me to
Sounds really delicious, thanks for the inspiration
Not to get offtopic, I'm going to try this soup this weekend, you're "forcing" me to
Sounds really delicious, thanks for the inspiration
And yes, a few more effects would be really nice
You're welcome. I added a Dash of milk (could also be cream). I almost forgot to mention it and if you're already trying it, it should be complete. Then have fun with it.
Offtopic ... There could be whole novels here about how I imagine these weather effects, but I'll leave it at that.
Oh yes ... of course there's a bowl of lentil soup in it for Gagapapamama.
Saphira wrote on February 25th, 2025 at 1:14 pm:
You're welcome. I added a Dash of milk (could also be cream). I almost forgot to mention it and if you try it, it should be complete. Then have fun with it.
Offtopic ... There could be whole novels here about how I imagine these weather effects, but I'll leave it at that.
Oh yes ... of course there's a bowl of lentil soup in it for Gagapapamama.
Thanks for the soup, 14 days ago my neighbor (she's Italian and comes from near Lecce for Frapie in case he asks) already gave it to me
a dip full of lentil soup which was great, I just refined it a little with bacon and sausages. I also get my olive oil from her, which comes directly from Italy from her sister.
gagapapamama wrote on February 25th, 2025 at 8:55 pm:
Thanks for the soup, 14 days ago I already got from my neighbor (she is Italian comes from near Lecce for Frapie if he asks)
a dip full of lentil soup which was great, I just refined it a little with bacon and sausages. I also get my olive oil from her, which comes directly from Italy from her sister.
But she's a lovely neighbor. D I'm sure it will be a great olive oil too. I wouldn't want to do without good olive oil either. I get mine directly from friends in Crete. It tastes delicious on its own with some white bread and salt.
MisterL wrote on 26.02.2025 at 12:00: chicken in the oven and bake for an extra long time so that the nasty parts evaporate
Sorry, I have to ask, what are the nasty parts? Is the chicken as a whole a nasty part so you just put it in the oven to vaporize it? Or is it just parts of the chicken that you think are nasty and if so, why don't you just remove them first?
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Hopefully enough sauce otherwise it will be dry
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I'd love a bowl full if you have any left ? Now I'm in the mood for lentil soup.
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In the distant future, odors can certainly also be transmitted digitally. But you can ask Counter anyway, because he can actually do everything, even the weather in the forum. 😃 Although it occurs to me that a few weather effects would be nice from time to time, even outside the Christmas season.
About the soup: It was really tasty, but not as I remember it from my Turkish friends. It was seasoned with turmeric, pul biber, salt, pepper, garlic, a little mint and parsley. I sautéed the carrots, celery and leek beforehand and added them to the lentils. It could have been even spicier. However, I will try another recipe for this dish.
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So as not to go off-topic, I'm going to try this soup at the weekend, you're "forcing" me to
Sounds really delicious, thanks for the inspiration
And yes, a few more effects would be really nice
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You're welcome. I added a Dash of milk (could also be cream). I almost forgot to mention it and if you're already trying it, it should be complete. Then have fun with it.
Offtopic ... There could be whole novels here about how I imagine these weather effects, but I'll leave it at that.
Oh yes ... of course there's a bowl of lentil soup in it for Gagapapamama.
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Thanks for the soup, 14 days ago my neighbor (she's Italian and comes from near Lecce for Frapie in case he asks) already gave it to me
a dip full of lentil soup which was great, I just refined it a little with bacon and sausages. I also get my olive oil from her, which comes directly from Italy from her sister.
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But she's a lovely neighbor. D I'm sure it will be a great olive oil too. I wouldn't want to do without good olive oil either. I get mine directly from friends in Crete. It tastes delicious on its own with some white bread and salt.
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Sorry, I have to ask, what are the nasty parts? Is the chicken as a whole a nasty part so you just put it in the oven to vaporize it? Or is it just parts of the chicken that you think are nasty and if so, why don't you just remove them first?
In any case, I wish you every success.
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