Just came back from Geraldine's blog place...I loved the recipe, thanks so much for sharing!

Sandi

Yummo!  Today would be the perfect day for it!  I wish I had some ready right now.  I really appreciate creative ideas about how to prepare tasty food that is whole and made with common ingredients.  This soup fits the bill and can't wait to make it.  Thanks Geraldine...I didn't know about this "other" site and am so happy to have found it!

Oh how nice! Thanks for featuring my work here Beth. This soup is actually on the stove for lunch today. And believe me, "meal in a bowl" is the right term for this one. It's a keeper. I really love soups, all year long but right now with the flu and cold season in full swing :<( it's a great way to stave off some of those nasty bugs. I'm experimenting with tumeric lately and it's healing properties. It really seems to help. If you stop by Veggies...again, Ive recently posted another soup recipe: Curried Apple Soup and it seemed to do the "trick" in abating what seemed to be a flu coming on. By the end of the day, after 3 luscious bowls of this soup (that includes tumeric, I was feeling so much better. I've also posted some links to sites discussing the healing powers of this spice.

I digress...thanks again, for the feature post here. I am honored!

Hugs, G

Now, I am hungry!  Soup is a favorite of mine. This one looks great.

Tumeric is one of my most favorite spices on the planet...it's just so pretty plus it tastes great...I knew it had "medicinal" purposes but not as an immune system booster.  Thanks for sharing that little tid-bit.  

Do you make a kichady?  It's a Vedic dish that comes in two-trillion versions but whenever I feel a cold coming on, it's my go-to and it just happens to be full of tumeric.  

congrats Geraldine on your feature here. both the soup and autumn images looked great. that recipe sounds appealing to me even though I haven't ever eaten turtle before. hope all is well. have a great day.

Geraldine is awesome. I am so glad you featured her. That soup looks delicious!

Hi again, Tania, do tell re: the kichady! I've never even heard of that before. Send along a recipe if you can, or post ok! Michelle, oh my dear...these are turtle beans, not a real turtle, if I'm reading your comment correctly. Don't eat those fellas LOL!!! Sel, you are awesome...thanks dear.

Hugs to all of you. New friends and old. G

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Hi again, Geraldine....I just visited both the Veggies, Crafts & Tails and My Poetic Path sites and saw your "gone fishing" signs.  It may just be too early on a Sunday morning, but I couldn't figure out how to leave a comment on either so I thought I would do so here with the knowing you would receive it.  

I want to say a huge thank you for your support in my path and with my writings....for your inspiration toward beauty and love of food, animals, poetry and photos....Please post here when your muse has a had a rest and, in the mean-time, I wish you nourishment at the deepest levels and on your lap in the form of hearty purrs.