Spider Leg Soup

9/1/2011

I am thinking about my annual Spider Leg Soup. It's delish! So easy and nutritious too.
Chop up onions, celery and carrots.
You determine the quantities depending on how many you'll be serving.
Saute until soft then add some chopped chicken brown it a bit.
Add some chicken broth
Then the spider legs which can be hard to find so I substitute long grain black wild rice.
Simmer until the "legs" are soft
Create a whirlpool and stir in a beated egg or two. Add a splash of soy sauce and lemon.
Voila! You have a holiday classic.
I still enjoy this each year even though my kids are grown. Let me know how it works out.

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Lenore Lyons

Lenore Lyons is passionate about igniting the spark that happens when people think creatively and get big ideas. There is something about riffling through a large tray of keys that encourages people of all ages to think about possibilities for their life and their loved ones.

She’s not sure exactly why, but hundreds of people have picked a key and said with satisfaction, “this feels good.” Then they are open to writing about their important ideas.

The keys all have a history and have been donated by countless people in the USA and elsewhere.. We always offer, and most people choose to keep their key. I like the ideas that strangers who will never meet are somehow connected by this simple yet powerful object.

The current project, as election year approaches is The Keys to Our American Dreams. We hope to discover the truth is a Maya Angelou poem, “we are more alike my friend than we are unalike.”

Lenore is the founder of The Key Idea, Inc. This large-scale community engagement project invites folks from 1 -100 to respond to the same art and writing prompt. We tend to lock and unlock important things and this project highlights what is important at different stages of life.

Lenore wants people to have fun with the arts and enjoy the process. She has her masters degree in education, has taught thousands of children and adults with her certification in Visual Arts K-12 and Elementary Education. She is currently teaching art at locations across Cape Cod She is the former president of the Board of Directors of the Cape and Islands Art Educators. She is a Barnstable Hometown Hero, and featured in the book, I Am of Cape Cod, by Whelan and Rodriques

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