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Kerry Beal

Kerry Beal

On 4/29/2017 at 10:51 AM, JohnT said:

Unfortunately, I enjoy a good hearty soup. I say unfortunately as my wife is not that fond of soup! But that has slowly changed over the years. I now often make a really thick split pea soup with a couple of smoked pork neck steaks in the pot. Once all cooked up, I remove the steaks and wiz the soup with a stick blender then dice the steaks and add them back to the pot. The split peas, by the way, are a product of Canada.

 

I also love to make a pot of vegetable soup which is more veggies than liquid - but that soup is basically made on the spur of the moment when I see all the fresh veggies at the market and buy them for a hearty soup. Then it is consumed with a door-stop chunk of warm bread out the oven.

I do a similar soup with split peas - nice and thick - usually with chunks of carrots and potato as well. A nice ham bone forms the base - and any ham left on it at the end gets added back before pureeing and perhaps some chunks of black forest ham if there isn't enough left on the bone.

Kerry Beal

Kerry Beal

On 4/29/2017 at 10:51 AM, JohnT said:

Unfortunately, I enjoy a good hearty soup. I say unfortunately as my wife is not that fond of soup! But that has slowly changed over the years. I now often make a really thick split pea soup with a couple of smoked pork neck steaks in the pot. Once all cooked up, I remove the steaks and wiz the soup with a stick blender then dice the steaks and add them back to the pot. The split peas, by the way, are a product of Canada.

 

I also love to make a pot of vegetable soup which is more veggies than liquid - but that soup is basically made on the spur of the moment when I see all the fresh veggies at the market and buy them for a hearty soup. Then it is consumed with a door-stop chunk of warm bread out the oven.

I do a similar soup with split peas - nice and thick - usually with chunks of carrots and potato as well. A nice ham bone forms the base - and any ham left on it at the end gets added back before pureeing and perhaps some chunk of of black forest ham if there isn't enough left on the bone.

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