NYNM
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Pretzel soup
Mon, 12/13/10 2:02 AM
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In response to a posting from Billfish about Pretzel Salad (sounds weird to me) I came across a few recipies for Pennsylvania Dutch Pretzel Soup, basically milk, flour and pretzels.
Has anyone every eaten this? And, how was it?
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webeanrf
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Re:Pretzel soup
Mon, 12/13/10 8:00 AM
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A childhood favorite. Hard pretzels, hot milk, and a piece of butter on top.
For years Mom convinced me that it was a poor man's oyster stew.
A great late night snack
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shortchef
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Re:Pretzel soup
Sat, 12/18/10 11:04 AM
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You can do the same thing with popcorn instead of pretzels. I have a Pennsylvania Dutch cookbook that mentions both pretzel and popcorn soup. They are both good. You could sprinkle some Parmesan cheese on top, too.
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Lost Nation
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Re:Pretzel soup
Wed, 04/20/11 5:14 AM
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Sounds strange but good.
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Foodbme
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Re:Pretzel soup
Thu, 04/21/11 3:52 AM
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Steadam2011
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Re:Pretzel soup
Mon, 07/25/11 5:48 AM
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taste for salty things, like pretzels, thai soup, light and fruit-like things ___________________ www.worldnewsofcelebrity.com
<message edited by Steadam2011 on Sat, 08/27/11 3:06 AM>
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