Time for another Soup Night!!!

"Soup is cuisine's kindest course. It breathes reassurance; it steams consolation; after a weary day it promotes sociability...there is nothing like a bowl of hot soup, its wisp of aromatic steam making the nostrils quiver with anticipation." Louis P. De Gouy, The Soup Book, 1949 Since it's starting to get cold outside and winter is just around the corner and the last Soup Night turned out so well, we thought we'd do it again. Colleen, one of our members, has offered to host the event at her house. So, break out the crockpots and bring your favorite soup. If you don't have a soup recipe (or a crockpot), pick something else listed below to bring and share. Be sure to note in response what you'll be bringing so we'll have plenty of variety. Please bring your beverage of choice also. Please include in your RSVP what you will be bringing!!! And please remember, if you are bringing someone with you, you each should be signed up to bring something. What we need (these are suggestions): Soup to share 1) Kelly--Tuscan Pumpkin & White Bean soup 2) Natalie 3) Colleen-Ham and Bean Soup 4) Sherry--Taco soup 5) Joe 6) Jimmy--Venison Stew 7) Whitey--NE Clam Chowder 8) Ronda--Chicken Noodle (Italian style) 9) Collette--Italian sausage pasta soup 10) Ann--Chicken Chili 11) Ric--Wild Game Brunswick Stew 12) Kathleen--Beef Vegetable soup 13) Cindy--Chili? 14) Stacey--Split Pea soup 15) Appetizers 1) Mo--Veggie platter 2) 3) 4) Salad 1) Carol 2) Marsha 3) 4) Bread/baguettes 1) Carol's guest 2) Colleen 3) Sherry's guest 4) Ronda's guest Dessert 1) Marsha 2) Julie--Apple Crisp or Pumpkin Pie 3) Tammy--Mini eclairs and cream puffs 4) Adrian Steve--two 2 ltr bottles of Coke, one of Diet Coke and one of Sprite 1 person to bring cups and a bag of ice (enough cups for 30 people) Donna T.--1 person to bring plates and napkins (enough for 30 people) Donna T.--1 person to bring bowls and utensils-forks and spoons (enough for 30 people)