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7. Remove the sour cream or yogurt (plain, whole milk) from the refrigerator. If you eat dairy, this will be a dollop on the served soup. 8. Scoop some rice into a bowl and add the soup.

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have you considered avgolemono? This Greek chicken and rice soup made with egg and lemon is easy, delicious and almost always the right answer. The recipe comes from Nick Bramham at Quality Wines ...

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I stir, watching as the paste darkens slightly, intensifies, and sets the layered base of the soup in motion. I always seem to have brown rice and a can of artichokes tucked away somewhere in the ...