Recipes - Soup!

[kittycats_delight]

Sorry I didn't get a chance to get the recipes posted in the old thread before someone else posted. About 10 minutes after I replied to you and while I was searching my net flaked out on me and it only now somewhat functional.

There are a ton of other foods to cover. What do you think would be a good one to start with. Pasta? Rice? Desserts? Maybe Ethnic or Exotic recipes?

I just finished getting my set of encyclopdia of Italian Cuisine and it has received great reviews from Chefs and experts all over. There are so killer recipes inside. I just have to translate them.

You're welcome! Just thought we should keep it to one thread.

Here it is: http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthre...light=recipees

... and some more: http://petoftheday.com/talk/search.php?searchid=1372562

We still need to cover lots of different foods though.

[CathyBogart]

Tortilla Soup...WAY easy!

Chicken broth
Canned beans (kidney, garbanzo, whatever you like)
Cooked, cut up chicken
Hominy
Salt & Pepper
Salsa verde

Combine in whatever amounts appeal to you, and just before serving add whatever toppings you like:

Crumbled tortilla chips
Chopped avocado
cilantro
cheese
sour cream
chopped onions

[shais_mom]

Tortilla Soup...WAY easy!

Chicken broth
Canned beans (kidney, garbanzo, whatever you like)
Cooked, cut up chicken
Hominy
Salt & Pepper
Salsa verde

Combine in whatever amounts appeal to you, and just before serving add whatever toppings you like:

Crumbled tortilla chips
Chopped avocado
cilantro
cheese
sour cream
chopped onions

I searched and searched the net the other nite for Tortilla soup - didn't think of PET TALK!
I made a version of Tortilla soup - similiar to this except without hominy or beans. But I did add Corn. I think I'm going to make some more this week... YUMMY!

[cyber-sibes]

Yeah! Zuppa Toscana!
Bless you , Staci! The perfect soup for cold weather!

[Medusa]

Oh boy, do I ever love soup! I could live on soup, pasta and rice. Wait, I do live on soup, pasta and rice. If anyone starts a thread for pasta, I'm excited!

[Randi]

Creamy Jerusalem Artichoke soup

Olive oil
6-8 Jerusalem Artichokes
1-2 potatoes
1 small onion
1 clove of garlic
vegetable or chicken stock
salt
pepper

Cut a small onion and a clove of garlic in smaller pieces and put it in a pot with a bit of oil.

Peel the Jerusalem Artichokes, cut them into pieces and also the potatoes and put them in the pot. Add about 1/2 liter of vegetable stock or chicken stock. Bring to a boil and let it simmer for about 25 min. covered with a lid. Stir now and again.

Let it cool off a bit and pour into a blender and whirl it around. Pour it back into the pot and add about 1 dl of milk and/or cream and heat it. Add some salt and pepper to taste.

That’s it - enjoy!