Bitcoin Pumpkin Soup And Family Warmth

[blockman]

That looks delicious, how I wish that I should be able to cook some food for myself and family but I don't know how to. 

I also want to know have you ever talked about bitcoin with your family? and in what moment do you talk about it?

Yes, I did. And that started when I told them that I'd sold some bitcoins and then bought a few things. Just like casual talks and on how I'm able to have it and how to sell it. I've encouraged them to invest and basically hold it just how I did everything as a test and experiment and for them, they have the shortcut route because someone who has experienced up and down of it has told them how I overcame with those.

[SFR10]

I also want to know have you ever talked about bitcoin with your family? and in what moment do you talk about it?

and chatting about bitcoin in a fun and happy situation is a great thing.

I had some conversations with the members of my family in the past, but If I could go back in time, I'd tell myself to STOP! Most of them have a habit of sharing literally anything with their friends and in some cases, even strangers ^{[e.g. my son does Bitcoin stuff and etc...]} and there's a chance that I ^{[you and your brother]} might become someone else's target!

but i don't know if the job will be counted into the contest or not. good luck.

If it falls under the following categories, it'll be counted:

• Rules - The only rule is that your creation has to include some sort of pumpkin, gourd, squash or something of that ilk.
  

[Asiska02]

The carved bitcoin from the pumpkin seems quite appealing; I'm only imaging eating something this appealing, more like eating a coin (money). But everything is OK.

I also want to know have you ever talked about bitcoin with your family? and in what moment do you talk about it?

Talking to your family about bitcoin is another type of interactive session if they are interested in learning more about it. Only my brother and I are familiar with bitcoin in my family, and I know more about it than him, but he rarely asks me about it since he is the type of person who prefers to study on his own, which I admire.

Even though we don't have the opportunity, introducing the other members of the family to bitcoin will be quite interesting. Your piece has already encouraged me to make one, which I will do as soon as possible so that we are not the only ones profiting from the presence of bitcoin.

[aoluain]

Well done Ahli38!

I did the same as yourself and used some pumpkin to make a spicy soup with other
squash. I only carved one BTC symbol for the soup you did quite a few.

Fortunately almost all my family are into Bitcoin so the soup and carved pumpkin didn't
have to work to convince or introduce others to BTC but I can imagine it would be a great
occasion to do so.

Here was my soup:

[darkangel11]

Wow, so many recipes. In my area pumpkin soup is made by frying vegetables like carrots, tomatoes, potatoes, parsley in a pan along with chopped pumpkin, than boiling it all together and blending it into a cream. Then you add cream and serve with croutons.

Good job on carving those bitcoin signs OP. You can actually bake those like you'd bake fries in the oven and they'll come out as a healthy snack that children will adore.

[harapan]

Wow, so many recipes. In my area pumpkin soup is made by frying vegetables like carrots, tomatoes, potatoes, parsley on a pan along with chopped pumpkin, than boiling it all together and blending it into a cream. Then you add cream and serve with croutons.

Good job on carving those bitcoin signs OP. You can actually bake those like you'd bake fries in the oven and they'll come out as a healthy snack that children will adore.

That will be a very delicious combination and it would be worth giving a trail, the cream added would be mayonnaise or pure refined butter. I have seen the mixture beith carrots and potatoes also some little amounts of cabbage.
What I love about OP is that he has been in close contact with his family teaching and self educating his family about Bitcoin. I am very sure this won't be the last time OP will tell his family about Bitcoin,good one mate.

[Smartvirus]

Wow @OP! That's so cool and se good initiative.
It's really one way go raise curiosity as one becomes curious over what activities could make an individual spend there time to be in on a contest and also go the length of filling the stomach with shapes of an innovation. Bitcoin and bitcointalk is really getting users involved and getting footholds in families. That's nice.

From the look of it, it seems nice and I hope it tastes nice too. I mean how could it not, it was made out of love for the family and a project that is gradually shaping humanity. Nice one!

[darkangel11]

Wow, so many recipes. In my area pumpkin soup is made by frying vegetables like carrots, tomatoes, potatoes, parsley on a pan along with chopped pumpkin, than boiling it all together and blending it into a cream. Then you add cream and serve with croutons.

Good job on carving those bitcoin signs OP. You can actually bake those like you'd bake fries in the oven and they'll come out as a healthy snack that children will adore.

That will be a very delicious combination and it would be worth giving a trail, the cream added would be mayonnaise or pure refined butter. I have seen the mixture beith carrots and potatoes also some little amounts of cabbage.
What I love about OP is that he has been in close contact with his family teaching and self educating his family about Bitcoin. I am very sure this won't be the last time OP will tell his family about Bitcoin,good one mate.

I'd recommend sour cream. Mayo added to a soup can coagulate because it has egg in it and you'll get noodles or lumps.
Sour cream or coconut milk if you prefer it the oriental way. You can also add chot peppers if you want it to be spicy. Pumpkin is a great soup base that can be adjusted to many cooking styles and the soup can be eaten hot or cold.

[Ahli38]

I also want to know have you ever talked about bitcoin with your family? and in what moment do you talk about it?

and chatting about bitcoin in a fun and happy situation is a great thing.

I had some conversations with the members of my family in the past, but If I could go back in time, I'd tell myself to STOP! Most of them have a habit of sharing literally anything with their friends and in some cases, even strangers ^{[e.g. my son does Bitcoin stuff and etc...]} and there's a chance that I ^{[you and your brother]} might become someone else's target!

I think I understand what you mean. because my friend has got almost a similar case. My friend talks about bitcoin to his family. and his family instead spread it to neighbors and people they met. and because of limited knowledge. what his family conveys to his neighbors becomes a little prone to misunderstanding because he talks too much without being equipped with sufficient knowledge.

Well done Ahli38!

I did the same as yourself and used some pumpkin to make a spicy soup with other
squash. I only carved one BTC symbol for the soup you did quite a few.

Fortunately almost all my family are into Bitcoin so the soup and carved pumpkin didn't
have to work to convince or introduce others to BTC but I can imagine it would be a great
occasion to do so.

Here was my soup:

wow looks delicious. and it's great to hear that you and your family are familiar with bitcoin. my family has also started to get to know bitcoin. but some of the older family members certainly couldn't understand it perfectly. but they still support everything that is innovation and progress.