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	<title>Comments on: 02/22/11 &#8211; Mary&#8217;s Flu Soup</title>
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		<title>By: kittencontinues</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 22 Feb 2011 17:37:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Opossom is Flavor!  This one cracked me up.  Keep up the good work!  &gt;^+^&lt;</description>
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		<title>By: War Pig</title>
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		<description>But that&#039;s what makes it tasty.

Actually, plain old chicken soup is best. It has fluids, salt, protein and maybe some black pepper. Everything you need to drown a cold. Add noodles or rice and it has starch, too. Nothing better. Some of the best I ever ate was made by Vietnamese village women with nothing more than chicken, salt, rice and water. They cooked it in cut-up gasoline cans (washed of course). Better than C-rats, I&#039;ll tell you.

I don&#039;t know why chicken soup fits the human palette so well, but I have yet to find a society which has chickens available in which it is not revered. It seems to go with our body chemistry perfectly. Except for a very few which are allergic or cannot stand chicken. My favorite chicken &quot;soup&quot; is coq au vin. I have an ancient dutch oven given me by grandma and I cook it in that old monster.</description>
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<p>Actually, plain old chicken soup is best. It has fluids, salt, protein and maybe some black pepper. Everything you need to drown a cold. Add noodles or rice and it has starch, too. Nothing better. Some of the best I ever ate was made by Vietnamese village women with nothing more than chicken, salt, rice and water. They cooked it in cut-up gasoline cans (washed of course). Better than C-rats, I&#8217;ll tell you.</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t know why chicken soup fits the human palette so well, but I have yet to find a society which has chickens available in which it is not revered. It seems to go with our body chemistry perfectly. Except for a very few which are allergic or cannot stand chicken. My favorite chicken &#8220;soup&#8221; is coq au vin. I have an ancient dutch oven given me by grandma and I cook it in that old monster.</p>
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