Making soup

Something to sooth the soul.

Simple pot of water,
  brought to a boil.

Diced onion, celery, carrots.
  Nice start.

Now, 
  fresh minced garlic,
    bit of basil,
      touch of thyme.

Tomatoes,
  why not?
      Add it to the mix.

Pasta,
   cooked separate.
       Don't want to add too much starch.

Maybe some rosemary.

Close now.

Chopped baby spinach,
  added at the end.

Time to make the bread.

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

i am so hungry now...after reading this warming poem...and i just ate three hours ago.

yum.

[Jon Roggie]

If nothing else, simple idea for a starving student. They can even use the ramen noodles.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

i've been there...the Ramen noodle diet.

[Lyn Anderson]

Wow, what is interesting about this is it somehow sounds almost sexy. Maybe you should try your hand at a recipe book. Might be a best seller ...:)

[Jon Roggie]

I'm already getting in trouble.

[Lyn Anderson]

For what? I think that is pretty talented to make soup sound sexy.

[Jon Roggie]

Cooking and writing should require a bit of passion. Carries over. This while Bowie's "Passion" plays in the background.

[Matching Socks]

Damn. Now I'm hungry, thanks a lot.

[Jon Roggie]

But it's simple! Even kept it vegetarian!

[Matching Socks]

Yes, can you add the meat?

[Jon Roggie]

Of course. It will sound a bit risque at this point. ;)

[Matching Socks]

Ummm. I just meant that... I'm not a vegetarian.
:-)
I like meat.

[Jon Roggie]

Italian sausage. Add some kidney beans. You have a basic minestrone. ;)

[Matching Socks]

Right... Nice try. :)

[Jon Roggie]

Sometimes honesty kills. Really. Just a cooking write. Look it up.

[Matching Socks]

:-) I know. I know.

I KNOW!!!