INGREDIENTS
This is what you need for 5 quarts = 10+ servings:
- 1-2 lbs. Normandy mix vegetables
- 1 lb. onion & bell pepper mix
sliced, not chopped - S&P, seasoning
This is another of my many soups that lasted for several days.
As usual, it became something different every time I served it.
2020-08-26
I had blanched about 10 lbs. of zucchinis in the morning, and thought it would be wasteful to pour that strong zucchini broth into the sink. So I used it as a base for my soup instead.
This is not 100% vegetarian, because I like to add powdered chicken bouillon, which I like for the MSG.
This is what you need for 5 quarts = 10+ servings:
2020-08-26
Pic2-4: getting started2020-08-26
Pic5: Normandy mix vegetables = carrots, zucchinis x2, broccoli, cauliflower2020-08-27
I quite often add chicken legs to my soup for the extra fat and flavor. I remove them after 20 minutes to finish them in the oven or frying pan for the meal. These huge store-bought legs are from young fryer chickens, not past-prime egg-layers. There is no need to boil them to death.
2020-08-27
Pic8+9: chicken leg(s)Rice noodles are often my evening meal, and I like to spice them up well beyond the 'dump it in boiling water' basics. Dumping it in a prepared soup adds a lot more variety.
I don't do this really for the noodles. I like the flavor rice noodles add to a soup, even without eating the noodles. Our dog is all too happy to help me with those. ☺
2020-08-27
Pic11-13: rice noodlesThis may look a bit similar to the above recipe, but even apart from the much longer cooking time, pasta is very different from rice noodles.
2020-08-28
Pic14-16: vermicelliAnd finally, the last portion of that batch. It was a successful run, this one.
2020-08-31
Pic17-19: rice noodles & cream