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Soup with French aspirations and a thickening agent it refuses to apologize for.
means A thick, hearty soup or stew, traditionally made by simmering vegetables, grains, or meat into something spoon-resistant.
from From Old French potage, literally that which is put in a pot — the kitchen vessel naming its own contents.
Linguistic cousinSame root gave English the humble pottage.
Esau's dealHe sold his birthright for biblical pottage.
Thickness ruleTrue potage stands a spoon nearly upright.