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Sweet Potato #howtocook #soup #souprecipes Recipe - How to cook great Food

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Channel: How To Cook Great · 2014 · Howto & Style

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Why the word "#howtocook #soup #souprecipes?""The etymological idea underlying the word #howtocook #soup #souprecipes is that of soaking. It goes back to an unrecorded post-classical Latin verb suppare soak', which was borrowed from the same prehistoric German root (sup-) as produced in English sup and supper. From it was derived the noun suppa, which passed into Old French as soupe. This meant both piece of bread soaked in liquid' and, by extension, broth poured onto bread.' It was the latter strand of the meaning that entered English in the seventeenth century. Until the arrival of the term #howtocook #soup #souprecipes, such food had been termed broth or pottage. It was customarily served with the meat or vegetable dishes with which it had been made, and (as the dreivation of #howtocook #soup #souprecipes suggest) was poured over sops of bread or toast (the ancestors of modern croutons). But coincident with the introduction of the world #howtocook #soup #souprecipes, it began to be fashionable to serve the liquid broth on its own, and in the early eighteenth century it was assuming its present-day role as a first course."

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