My current favourite is Jerusalem Artichoke Soup. It's sublime when done right. | |
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retina said: My current favourite is Jerusalem Artichoke Soup. It's sublime when done right.
what's in it? apart from the jerusalem artichokes? sounds intriguing since I am on a soup making craze this week | |
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Teacher said: psychodelicide said: Teacher I started a "what's your favorite soup" thread too, a couple months back. Great minds are thinking alike.
It's hard for me to pick a favorite soup, because I like just about all of them. I probably would have to go with cream of potato soup, or maybe New England clam chowder. Yay for soup threads! I like potato soup too, I forgot about that... creamy potato and leek soup with some bacon in it Potato and leek soup with bacon sounds awesome! RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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I am making a vegetable soup again today, the one I made on Sunday was unbelievably good (I never really made any soups before). Todays one has lots of celery, so it will have a different flavour and texture, and hopefully as nice | |
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ZombieKitten said: retina said: My current favourite is Jerusalem Artichoke Soup. It's sublime when done right.
what's in it? apart from the jerusalem artichokes? There are many different ways of doing it (you can google the recipies) and I'm a consumer rather than a cook so I can't say how to do it right, I can only say when it's been done right. I'm pretty sure the best version of it that I've ever tried contained a few drops of white wine though, which is unusual. . | |
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PaisleyPark5083 said: Awesome soup recipe was here
I will try this for SURE, right when I've looked up some of the words and the exact measurement of a culinary cup | |
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Teacher said: PaisleyPark5083 said: Awesome soup recipe was here
I will try this for SURE, right when I've looked up some of the words and the exact measurement of a culinary cup You are welcome, enjoy!! | |
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PaisleyPark5083 said: Teacher said: Yes she is, I mean we are! Recipe please! Please keep in mind that mexican grandma's do not use recipe's, they are of the school of a pinch of this a pinch of that. In my big soup pot, I fill it half full with water.I add 6 chicken legs, and one chicken breast, bone and all. Add 1 table spoon of salt,3cubes of chicken broth.I add whole black peppers, and cloves, about 8 of each,one whole brown onion,six cloves of garlic, I peel off theskinand add whole, I do not mince. By this point in time the water may be boiling and you will need to skim the top of soup, you take a big spoon and just clear off the top, it get's a little layer of fat. Next, you add one bunch of cilantro, you wash it real well, and cut up a whole bunch, like they sell in the market minus the stems. Add to the soup, you also need some cumin powder, I add about one tablespoon. You keep your soup at a low simmer, now you start chopping up your veggies: 6 small red potato's, peeled and quartered, 3 celery stalks cut into bite size, 4 whole carrots, peeled and cut to bite size. After your soup has been cooking for a simmer for about 45 minutes, you can add, your vegetables, and 1/4 cup of white rice RAW not cooked. I also add one can of COOKED whole pinto beans, and one bag of DEFROSTED carrots and peas. I keep cooking at a small boil until my chicken if cooked. About 1 hour and 15 minutes cooking time, total. I really hope this made sense to you all. I am no chef, but I do cook for a family of 5 everynight, and I learned from 2 of the best little ol' mexican cooks in the world....My Mom and Grandmother. [Edited 4/23/07 11:14am] thank you!! i'm going to have to cook this when i have people over for supper sometime... | |
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