It's cold season...I cannot breathe. My nose is stuffed up yet it is dripping too. Lovely. My eyes are red. My throat scratches. Fun, fun, fun. I swear I never used to get sick. I blame the munchkin. He had the major snots last week and then I thought he was getting better. Now that is gone and he has a little touch of a cough. I guess it is Matt's turn to get it next? Any suggestions to make us all feel better? ;-)
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GARLIC SOUP! Andy made it for me before he went out of town, and I had it for lunch three days in a row last week. My cold was gone super quick, it was quite amazing. (If you need a recipe, let me know, I will try to translate Andy's handwriting). :)
ReplyDeleteAlso, lots of vitamin C and Cold-Eez.
C - I need the recipe!
ReplyDeleteL - Chuck and I take lots of Emergen-C, but pretty much you just have to get used to being sick. Just be thankful it isn't a stomach bug. I hate catching those from the kids. hang in there.
Christine....we need the recipe!! Save all of us snifflers out there and bring on the Garlic Soup! :)
ReplyDeleteSorry it took so long for me to reply. Hopefully you don't need it anymore, but I'll post the recipe. In return, I am tagging you Lisa. See my blog for the rules!
ReplyDeleteGARLIC SOUP
8-10 cloves of garlic, peeled & chopped
2 tbsp olive oil
1 large and 1 small can of Swanson chicken broth
2 eggs
1-2 tbsp white vinegar
Saute garlic in oil in soup pot, just to soften them. Add chicken broth and bring to a boil. Meanwhile, separate egg whites from yolks, save both. Whisk vinegar into bowl of yolks. Once it boils, add egg yolk / vinegar mixture to the pot. Then add egg whites and whisk.
If there are lots of floaters in the soup, you did it right! :)
this blog sounded like that old shel silverstein poem.... ha!
ReplyDeletehope you are feeling better. love you