INDIAN MULLIGATAWNY SOUP
RATING: PREPARATION TIME: 2 Hrs COOKING TIME: 2 Hrs START TO FINISH: 4¼ Hrs STOVETOP

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== MULLIGATAWNY SOUP - PG1 == MULLIGATAWNY SOUP - PG2 - Optional ==
Mulligatawny is the Anglicized version of the Tamil words for "pepper water" or "pepper broth." It became popular with the British stationed in India during colonial times, during the late 18th century and later. When they returned home, they brought the recipe back with them to England, and to other members of the Commonwealth, especially Australia. It was a rich curried Soup originally made with Peppers, hence the name.  It has changed to suit differing tastes in Western culture, and has gone through many variations at various times and places. I make a gallon of this mildly spicy Soup EVERY time I roast a whole Turkey and freeze it in quart containers for later.
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== MULLIGATAWNY SOUP - PG1 == MULLIGATAWNY SOUP - PG2 - Optional ==
Mulligatawny is the Anglicized version of the Tamil words for "pepper water" or "pepper broth." It became popular with the British stationed in India during colonial times, during the late 18th century and later. When they returned home, they brought the recipe back with them to England, and to other members of the Commonwealth, especially Australia. It was a rich curried Soup originally made with Peppers, hence the name.  It has changed to suit differing tastes in Western culture, and has gone through many variations at various times and places. I make a gallon of this mildly spicy Soup EVERY time I roast a whole Turkey and freeze it in quart containers for later.
RATING: PREPARATION TIME: 2 Hrs COOKING TIME: 2 Hrs START TO FINISH: 4¼ Hrs STOVETOP
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