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4 to 6
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Published 1997
If you are in Italy and see a soup with orzo on the menu, then you are likely to have come to one of the two northeast regions, Trentino or Friuli, where barley, orzo in Italian, is a popular soup ingredient. Don’t mistake it for the pasta shape by the same name, which is more common in Middle Eastern than in Italian cooking.
I have based this chard and barley soup on various models, all from Friuli. Some may have had spinach instead of chard or cranberry beans instead
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