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Bi-monthly meet in norcal?

In today's episode: Pieter cleared out the Jazz Hall, Dave made soup, Jo taught us hot dog/bun calculus, and Jimmy showed up just in time to shame all of us in the burnout contest.

@122power you should have showed up, You could have visited your old cars.
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122power said:
Yeah dude! but had to work next day, maybe next time if on a weekend .
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Still made it back to open the shop this morning (but yeah holy fuck friday/saturday would be ideal for the employed folks)

Dave; not gonna lie, I'm a soup hater but that was fucking fantastic. Please send me the recipe

Nagrom said:
@122power you should have showed up, You could have visited your old cars.
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Dude is single-handedly fucking over the next generation with too good to pass up Volvo deals. Thank you
 
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They've been on the weekends every time prior, and probably hereafter.

There's a T5 swap party coming up I hear...:badboy:
 
James M said:
Dave; not gonna lie, I'm a soup hater but that was fucking fantastic. Please send me the recipe.
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Thank so much. I was surprised by how much y'all liked it.

Now I don't cook with measurements, but here is the rough recipe.

Equal amounts of onion (about one onion), carrots, celery, and bell pepper, diced, with some jalapenos (minced), sweated in a large pot with bacon grease and a pinch of salt.

Once those are soft toss in chopped zucchini and cook a couple minutes, until it picks up some sear, then fill till covered with chicken stock.

Once zucchini is easily smooshable, blend the soup until smooth with a stick blender, cook until it reduces a bit, and about a stick of butter, fill back to original level with milk, and then reduce that back down until it's to your desired thickness. I usually hit it with the stick blender a couple more times to make sure it's smooth.

Top with Cotija cheese (Parmesan would work, too), bacon, cilantro, and some paprika.

Hopefully that is a followable recipe and if you have any questions feel free to ask.
 
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