And so, the giveaway for contributing to #everydayonabike in March is a copy of The Soup Peddler's Slow & Difficult Soups: Recipes & Reveries by David Ansel. The book is part memoir/part recipe book by the man who has created a soup empire in Austin, Texas. He started out with a bike and a trailer and a few quarts of soup. He (and his employees) still deliver the soup by bike. I remember hearing all about David when I lived in Austin, but I never tried his soups. We're quickly approaching the end of soup weather (yay Spring!), but with this weekend's predicted snowstorm, I have a feeling soup will feel good for a few more weeks.
If you want to play along, just take a picture of you on your bike, your bike or someone else biking with you and upload it to Instagram with the tag of #everydayonabike. For every picture you contribute, you'll be entered once. But, if you post a picture with this month's unofficial theme (GREEN!), you'll be entered twice. Want to increase your chances even more? Leave a comment on this page with the name of your favorite soup . Be careful, though. If it sounds good, I'll ask for the recipe!
Good luck!
*The Soup Peddler is not a sponsor of #everydayonabike.
2 comments:
There is no end to soup season! Soup and sandwiches are probably my favorite kind of foods (although Paul disagrees and says I can't pick them as a kind of food - whatever that means).
In honor of spring and (someday) warm weather I'll tell you my favorite type of cold soup: gazpacho. I make a pretty good gazpacho...I just have to eat an entire bottle of tums afterwards!
Bobbie, I will get your gift card in the mail just as soon as I remember to buy stamps! And I can't even imagine gazpacho right now ... although in a few months, that's all I'll want to eat. Hope tomatoes don't bother the baby much :)
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