When
I make this soup, I save the drained water and use it with milk for the liquid.
(Ginny Jackson)
6 large Potatoes
1 stalk Celery,
chopped
1 med. Onion, chopped
2 Carrots, chopped
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Procedure
1
Cut up
vegetables.
2
Cook in salted
water until tender.
3
Drain.
4
Mash with potato
masher.
5
Add milk plenty
of butter, salt and pepper to taste.
6
Return to boil.
Tom
Dolezal's Chili (Submitted by JoAnn Cole Peterson,
Tom
Dolezal was married to Chris Peterson.
4 lbs Ground chuck
1 large Onion,
chopped
3 cans Tomatoes
3 cans Chili
beans
1 large can Tomato juice
Garlic salt
Chili powder
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Procedure
1
In large sauce
pan mix all the ingredients.
2
Bring to boil.
3
Simmer until
thickened.
Wild
Rice Soup (Submitted by Jean Cole Bates)
Garnish
with minced chives or parsley. VARIATION: Add 1/3 cup grated carrots or celery,1/3
cup chopped ham, or 3 tablespoons slivered almonds.
2 T Butter
1 T
Onion, minced
¼ cup Flour
4 cups Chicken
broth
2 cups Cooked wild rice
½ tsp Salt
1 cup Half and half cream
2 T Sherry, optional
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Procedure
1
In a saucepan,
saute onion in melted butter.
2
After blending
flour with the mixture.
3
Add broth
gradually.
4
Stirring
constantly cook until mixture thickens slightly.
5
Stir in salt and
wild rice.
6
Simmer mixture
approximately 5 minutes.
7
Blend in half and
half and sherry.
8
Heat until
serving temperature.
Of these three soups my favorite is Tom's Chili. Tom would come over and make a big pot of Chili, we would play cards and tell stories and enjoy ourselves until it was ready to eat. Tom was a great guy and always made a production out of this process. He didn't know a stranger as my mother used to say and fit right in with our family. It was always an intergenerational group and we never worried about how old or young someone was. Great memories. I have said it before and probably will again. I am so very lucky to have had the family I have.
1 comment:
SOUP remains my favorite.
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