INGREDIENTS
This is what you need for 3 quarts:
- 4 lbs. quality witloof
- 4 potatoes, peeled, diced.
- up to 2 qts. stock / bouillon
- S&P, spices of choice.
2019-10-09
Witloof soup is the only thing left I can think of. This is it..
I used nearly 4 lbs. of witloof for this. When you stew witloof until it starts caramelizing—yes, the same as I do with onions for onion soup—there won't be much left over. This is not pretty white cream of endive. I caramelized the endive. That causes it to darken, but it also makes it sweeter.
Considering that Belgian endive costs $4/lb. this is not a cheap soup.
This is what you need for 3 quarts:
Pic2: prime quality witloof
Pic5: stew uncovered
2019-10-10
Leftover day again, this time of 3 different meals of the past week: the witloof soup above, endive with ham & cheese béchamel sauce and hunter's sauce. The latter two can easily be substituted with bacon, ham, cheese, mushrooms and cream.
Witloof remains the dominant slightly-bitter flavor.
This is what you need for 2 quarts:
optional:
Pic9: witloof soup, endive with ham & cheese sauce = endive, ham, cheese
Pic12: extra cheese
that when you fry small pieces of ham, they can pop and jump just like pop-corn does?
Wear eye protection when you try this.