it’s so much better, it’s unbelievable.
Don’t leave us hanging. What’s your recipe?
Alright, here you go. This is not very precise so use your own discretion.
Dice two large onions. Fry in oil until lightly brown. Add 200 gr of diced bacon. Add 200 gr of diced celery root Add 300 gr. of diced carrots Add 200 gr. of chopped leek Fry for a while, stirring continuously Add half a liter of water Add 2 table spoons of vegetable broth Add a can of brown lentils Simmer for about 30 minutes Add water as needed Add a few tablespoons of chopped parsley Add salt, pepper, pimento, paprika, and whatever else takes your fancy Add a tablespoon of balsamico vinegar (this may be a bit controversial)
That should about do it. All quantities are suggestions. This is very much a make it up as you go along kind of thing.
Add a tablespoon of balsamico vinegar (this may be a bit controversial).
Well… Your soup doesn’t have any kind of acid. Not even tomatoes and if one thing need acidic balance it is lentils.
I would argue the flavor profile of balsamic vinegar in this use. Instead I would go with a red wine vinegar. A bit sharper on the tongue.
But, that’s the cool thing about soup. There are few rules and you can do whatever pleases your palete.
I’m excited, anon!
I may or may not love the soup itself, but I love that you tried, and that you offer it as a gift.
=D
Hard choice. I don’t have a favorite but I love instant minestrone as a quick warming meal. Anything packed with chicken bouillon is perfect for winter and sickness. I really like velouté especially ones with leaks or mushrooms (or both) but one that taste like home to me is a pumpking velouté thikens with rice. I also love hrira and chorba but anytimes people start talking them people fight for the sake of their recipe so I’ll rather change subject.
What about you? Do you have a clear favorite?
oh so you’re saying it’s NOT a symbol of racism and white supremacy?
this is why reading comprehension matters folks. stay in school.
No, it isn’t, it’s a cartoon frog.
You’re the one that should stay in school lol
I’m ready. Right here right now.
A proper potato soup has nice spoon sized pieces of potato, celery, (and make sure you get some of the fresh celery leaves in there), onion, garlic, and carrot. And a not inconsiderable amount of bacon. (Pro Tip: Buy the cheaper bacon ends and trimmings for things like soups. They tend to be smokier and more bacon flavored). And for added flavor, tarragon and cilantro and black pepper.
Thicken the soup by making a rue with butter and flour, dissolve in a cup of heavy cream, as that thickens a bit, add it to your soup to thicken the soup. Blend about half the soup to get that smooth creamy texture. And only takes about an hour start to finish.
Beats anything you will ever get out of a can or restaurant.