Sumptuous Soups and Salads
There is a perfect soup and salad recipe for every person and every occasion. Please enjoy!
Friday
Secret Restaurant Recipes: Red Lobster's Dungeness Crab Bisque Recipe
Secret Restaurant Recipes: Red Lobster's Dungeness Crab Bisque Recipe: Red Lobster's Dungeness Crab Bisque Recipe Serving Size: 4 Ingredients: 1 tablespoon minced onion 2 tablespoons butter or margarine...
Secret Restaurant Recipes: Olive Garden's Pasta Roma Soup
Secret Restaurant Recipes: Olive Garden's Pasta Roma Soup: Serving Size: 4 Ingredients: 2 cans garbanzo beans - (16 oz ea) -- drained 6 slices bacon -- cooked, drained, and chopped 1/3 cup olive oil...
Monday
A Great Soup From A Great Broth
A great soup starts with a great broth. I love to make broth and freeze it for use later in soups and other recipes. It can replace plain water in things such as rice, instant potatoes, and gravies or sauces.
My daughter Lisa made a wonderful, delicious Christmas dinner and the stars of the show were her tasty turkey and her tender moist beef roast. After we demolished the dinner there was a wonderful turkey carcass left. I asked to take it home and the next day I simmered the remains for about 3-4 hours and added some basic seasonings and herbs. It yielded just about a gallon of the most fresh and flavorful broth I've ever had, if I do say so myself.
I've been saving glass jars from sauces and other groceries, so I filled 4 large ones and put one in the fridge and the remaining 3 in the freezer. They were delicious in my soups, potatoes, and other dishes. For smaller portions you can put a jars worth in an ice cube tray and once well frozen, the cubes can be put together in a sealed plastic bag. I will include some recipes for broths in future posts. photo credit: elana's pantry via photopin cc
My daughter Lisa made a wonderful, delicious Christmas dinner and the stars of the show were her tasty turkey and her tender moist beef roast. After we demolished the dinner there was a wonderful turkey carcass left. I asked to take it home and the next day I simmered the remains for about 3-4 hours and added some basic seasonings and herbs. It yielded just about a gallon of the most fresh and flavorful broth I've ever had, if I do say so myself.
I've been saving glass jars from sauces and other groceries, so I filled 4 large ones and put one in the fridge and the remaining 3 in the freezer. They were delicious in my soups, potatoes, and other dishes. For smaller portions you can put a jars worth in an ice cube tray and once well frozen, the cubes can be put together in a sealed plastic bag. I will include some recipes for broths in future posts. photo credit: elana's pantry via photopin cc
Saturday
Martha Stewarts Deli Potato Salad
Martha Stewarts Potato Salad looks so good you've just got to try it!
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