I think the Asian and Western have some different views about soup.
To the asian, soup are usually “watery” or more liquid while the Western have “thick” (or creamy) soup which are more molten.
My mother loves to make soup and she’ll always try to include a soup whenever she does cook.
The picture above is what she call “ABC soup” because its made up mainly of 3 ingredients – corn, carrot and potato.
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Question of
Do you like soup?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
“Thick” or “watery” soup?
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Thick
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Watery
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Both
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Question of
Do you make soup?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
How often do you drink soup?
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1-3 time a week
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4-5 times a week
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Everyday
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Seldom
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As a good Venezuelan peasant woman, I like soups called ‘sancocho’ here in Venezuela. I do them frequently, of sins that are watery and of chicken or beef that are a little thicker. We put many vegetables extracted from the ground, edible roots such as potatoes; some are called Calcuo, Yucca, Mapuey, Yam; and pumpkin, ripe and green banana; and other ingredients to give it flavor.
Never heard of the soup, but sure sounds complicated to make …
but I’m sure it taste good?
It is not complicated to do, and what I do, whether meat or fish, they taste good, they are exquisite, not because I say so, but because of the opinion of those who eat.
Asian soup or Chinese soup, this is a Chinese soup with red dates. 😛
Yes, it is!!
But the dates are just for taste… the main leads are still the corn, carrot and potato!!
hehe… this is relatively easy to make…
You made it? Yes,it’s not hard. You may make it at home. I show mine next time.
I prefer watery soups, too.
Lol, same here , but I love cream of mushroom too!!