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		<title>By: JillyBean</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Sep 2013 14:59:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[OMG . . . I am thrilled with the results of this recipe . . . if I had any disappoints it is because I didn&#039;t make a full batch &amp; I really wish I had now. I did tweak things slight - as I said I halved everything &amp; based upon Jill&#039;s review instead of using 2 cups of broth I used 1.5 . . . &amp; because I had Woodchuck&#039;s Fall edition I used 2 oz of that plus 4 oz of Woodchuck Amber. I also roasted my sweet potatoes the night before . . . so after simmering the sauteed onions/apples/garlic/butter mixture in the cider/broth for 20-25 mins I added all of that mixture to my vitamix &amp; with the cold roasted sweet potato &amp; blended away.  The texture was soooo creamy that I started to eat it directly out of my vitamix without adding any creamer. In the end I decided that I should complete the dish &amp; enjoy it to its fullest extent. I made myself a small bowl &amp; stirred in a little light cream (it was all I had on hand)&amp; topped it with a couple sweet cornbread croutons. OMG!! I am debating on making this again tonight because it was sooooo incredible. Thank goodness for Fall - I&#039;m ready for soup / bisque season!!! Thanks for a fantastic recipe!!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>OMG . . . I am thrilled with the results of this recipe . . . if I had any disappoints it is because I didn&#8217;t make a full batch &amp; I really wish I had now. I did tweak things slight &#8211; as I said I halved everything &amp; based upon Jill&#8217;s review instead of using 2 cups of broth I used 1.5 . . . &amp; because I had Woodchuck&#8217;s Fall edition I used 2 oz of that plus 4 oz of Woodchuck Amber. I also roasted my sweet potatoes the night before . . . so after simmering the sauteed onions/apples/garlic/butter mixture in the cider/broth for 20-25 mins I added all of that mixture to my vitamix &amp; with the cold roasted sweet potato &amp; blended away.  The texture was soooo creamy that I started to eat it directly out of my vitamix without adding any creamer. In the end I decided that I should complete the dish &amp; enjoy it to its fullest extent. I made myself a small bowl &amp; stirred in a little light cream (it was all I had on hand)&amp; topped it with a couple sweet cornbread croutons. OMG!! I am debating on making this again tonight because it was sooooo incredible. Thank goodness for Fall &#8211; I&#8217;m ready for soup / bisque season!!! Thanks for a fantastic recipe!!</p>
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		<title>By: Jill</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Jill]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 13 Oct 2012 22:37:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[You could taste all of the flavors in this bisque.  The apple, cider, and sweet potato all came through really well.  The soup didn&#039;t turn out as thick as I was expecting.  If I make it again I will probably use less broth so it will be thicker.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You could taste all of the flavors in this bisque.  The apple, cider, and sweet potato all came through really well.  The soup didn&#8217;t turn out as thick as I was expecting.  If I make it again I will probably use less broth so it will be thicker.</p>
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