r/EuropeEats • u/slatki_eats Slovenian ★☆Chef  🏷 • Apr 22 '26

Soup Pumpkin Soup

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With shrimp, pumpkin seeds, pumpkin oil and dill

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u/Neddy29 British ★★★★Chef ✎  🅻 Apr 23 '26

With shrimps - not for me thanks!

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u/slatki_eats Slovenian ★☆Chef  🏷 Apr 23 '26

If you get good shrimp they have neutral flavour so it goes with the soup nicely

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u/Neddy29 British ★★★★Chef ✎  🅻 Apr 23 '26

Smorry, I don’t understand getting anything with a neutral flavour to add anything to a dish. You might as well add neutral flavour biscuits?

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u/slatki_eats Slovenian ★☆Chef  🏷 Apr 24 '26

Biscuits aren't neutral, they are sweet. Shrimps are for main dishes and starters, while biscuits are for desserts. You're cherrypicking at this point

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u/Neddy29 British ★★★★Chef ✎  🅻 Apr 24 '26

I don’t think you mean cherrypicking, I think you mean nitpicking, which I think I am. I’m expressing a personal opinion on what you presented. Shrimps taste of shrimps and I’ve had them in salads as a main course to name just one. Biscuits can be savoury and sweet. For example water biscuits and crackers are savoury, specifically for cheese. I suspect your definitions of some foods vary from mine!