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		<title>By: Jodi</title>
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		<description>D, I&#039;m challenged as you know...so a few quick white bean/kale soup questions...what colour is a sweet onion?  i only know about red, white and yellow...also, what if my grocery store just has kale and not a specific kind...I think I usually see green or white...and tomatoes...man, I only see various mini ones, field tomatoes and then on the vine/roma ones...and I don&#039;t think we have Spike but I will check...see, I&#039;m having recipe panic!:)

&lt;strong&gt;It&#039;s a yellow onion. Sweet differentiates between something like a Vidalia onion here (from Georgia) and something like a Spanish onion which is more sharp. Any onion is fine, really. Any kind of kale is fine -- this time I threw in collard greens, too, because I had them. Or use spinach. Tomatoes, you can buy a can of diced tomatoes if you&#039;d like! This time of year that is probably your best bet. And forget about Spike, it&#039;s just an all-purpose seasoning. Salt and pepper are sufficient, or if you have something like Mrs. Dash or similar you&#039;re golden!  -- Dara&lt;/strong&gt;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>D, I&#8217;m challenged as you know&#8230;so a few quick white bean/kale soup questions&#8230;what colour is a sweet onion?  i only know about red, white and yellow&#8230;also, what if my grocery store just has kale and not a specific kind&#8230;I think I usually see green or white&#8230;and tomatoes&#8230;man, I only see various mini ones, field tomatoes and then on the vine/roma ones&#8230;and I don&#8217;t think we have Spike but I will check&#8230;see, I&#8217;m having recipe panic!:)</p>
<p><strong>It&#8217;s a yellow onion. Sweet differentiates between something like a Vidalia onion here (from Georgia) and something like a Spanish onion which is more sharp. Any onion is fine, really. Any kind of kale is fine &#8212; this time I threw in collard greens, too, because I had them. Or use spinach. Tomatoes, you can buy a can of diced tomatoes if you&#8217;d like! This time of year that is probably your best bet. And forget about Spike, it&#8217;s just an all-purpose seasoning. Salt and pepper are sufficient, or if you have something like Mrs. Dash or similar you&#8217;re golden!  &#8212; Dara</strong></p>
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