I was about to follow the original recipe to the letter till I realized the chicken bouillon had MSG. So with this week’s cooler temperatures, I strolled Memory Lane and made the soup. Whattafind! I felt a bit like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. I posted the link on a food site I frequent and said if anyone did have the original recipe, I’d be grateful to have it.įour years later, someone responded to my inquiry and let me know the recipe was right there in the article–on a second page I hadn’t seen. But all I could see was another fan looking for the recipe. But there’s something about the original I wanted to try to replicate.įast forward fifteen years, I thought I’d found the recipe in an old article from the Sun Sentinel. Lisa Abraham can be reached at 33 or at Find me on Facebook, follow me on Twitter or visit my blog at years ago, I tried beer cheese soup for the first time at the 391st Bomb Group in West Palm Beach, Florida. “We’re going to have a farewell flight,” Scofield said. The band LaFlavour is scheduled to play at the 356th on Saturday night, the same band that helped to open the place, he said. Scofield said he would be willing to sell the building and hopes someone can do something with it in the future. After that, he said he hoped to work out a deal with other area restaurants to accept them, but that was not in place yet. Scofield said he was able to move all parties booked at the restaurant to Prime 93 restaurant in New Franklin, so no one will be without a venue for an event.Īs far as gift cards go, Scofield said they will be honored at the restaurant through Saturday. “It was a good restaurant for many, many years and it’s sad to see it go,” he said. Mayor Norton said he was not aware of any electrical problems in the area, which is near the Stark County line, but said he was sorry for the loss of jobs in the community. Insurance covered the damage, which was cleaned up by Design Restoration & Reconstruction of North Canton, but Scofield said it was the last straw. A 6-inch water pipe from his sprinkler system had burst. The following morning, Scofield said he got a call of a fire alarm at the business about 2 a.m. 8, a series of pipes burst due to the sub-zero temperatures.

The restaurant had 450 reservations for Sunday brunch that day, and likely would have served 650 to 700 in total.

21, the Sunday before Christmas, which lasted from 1 a.m.

He said the restaurant often suffers power outages, including one on Dec. Scofield said he recently came out of bankruptcy, but has been bogged down in other problems.

The bomber squadron restaurant