Showing posts with label soup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soup. Show all posts

Monday, January 12, 2015

SOUTHERN FOOD - CHILI BEANS - Old Recipe

Chili Beans - pic by - Tobyotter via flickr



Chili Beans                           
Soups & Stews

This basic and easy to make recipe is what you want to make for your first try at Chili Beans.

And for Winter gatherings of for tailgating at a football game, this recipe will make you a Hero.


Monday, March 12, 2012

INDONESIAN FOOD - Chicken and Prawn Noodles in Coconut Broth - Recipe


Chicken and Prawn Noodle Noodle Soup - pic from  Indian Chef

Chicken and Prawn Noodles in Coconut Broth Recipe

This article by fellow Hub writer, Indian Chef, is a great and tasty Indonesian recipe that anyone should enjoy.

The directions are clear and concise, and it seems to be easy to make

Check it out.
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Saturday, March 3, 2012

FRENCH FOOD - French ONION SOUP - Recipe

Classic French onion soup is in fact a frugal soup made by the Lyonnais.
French Onion Soup pic by M&M Catering via jenubuka

Recipe For French Onion Soup | What Makes It French?

This link is to a great recipe for making your own French Onion Soup written by fellow Hub writer, jenubuka.

A great recipe that will awe your diners every time.

Check it out!

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Wednesday, February 8, 2012

VIETNAMESE FOOD - Chicken Noodle Soup - Pho Ga - Recipe


Pho Ga Soup, pic by flickr.com/photos/sfllaw/
Easy and Quick Vietnamese Chicken Noodle Soup Recipe (Pho Ga)

Vietnamese Chichen Noodle Soup is a tasty alternative presented here fellow Hub writer jojokave. It includes a good video on the process.

Check out this traditional and popular Asian recipe.

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Monday, January 23, 2012

CHICKEN STEW – Recipe

Chicken Stew pic by sallieanneluvslife


CHICKEN STEW – Comfort Food Remedy on a Cold Day

This is a recipe for a different way to make a Chicken Stew by Hubber sallieanneluvslife.
It looks and sounds great, and from what I can see, it's easy to make.








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Thursday, January 5, 2012

TEX-MEX - Creamy GREEN CHILI CHICKEN and POTATO SOUP - Recipe

Finished product.... enjoy!
Creamy Green Chili Chicken and Potato Soup pic by rgall1407


Creamy Green Chile Chicken and Potato Soup

This is a great recipe by fellow Hub writer, rgall1407.

The directions are clear and the recipe is a one-pot concoction that looks great.

Check it out.

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PALEO STYLE FOOD - Vegetable Curry - Recipe

Vegetable Curry pic by Paleodan


Paleo recipes: Vegetable curry

A nice recipe for vegetabel Curry by Hubber Paleodan. Check it out.

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Tuscan Tomato & Bread Soup - Recipe

Tuscan Tomato and Bread Soup pic by realfoodie
Tuscan Tomato & Bread Soup - Recipe

Check out this great leftover recipe by Hub writer realfoodie from the Old Country.

JAPANESE FOOD - Homemade MISO SOUP - Recipe

MISO SOUP, pic by StephanieBCrosby


Quick and Easy Recipe for Homemade Miso Soup

Here is a great recipe by fellow Hub writer, StephanieBCrosby.

 It is a nice simple recipe for a Japanese favorite of mine whenever I go out for a good Asian dinner.


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Saturday, August 20, 2011

FRENCH DRESSING (Kind of) - Old Recipe


OK, this is another old recipe that we have used occasionally over the years.
With the many manufacturers brands of Salad Dressings that are on the market today, we have all become used to that STANDARD taste that they all attempt to provide to the consumer.
This recipe, is KIND OF the same flavor.
It tastes somewhat different, but the bottom line is that it has a very nice flavor and makes a really good Salad Dressing. Try it, or not! I think is a nice and different dressing that is both quick and easy to make and it requires absolutely NO COOKING!

INGREDIENTS:

1        Can          Tomato Soup (10-3/4 ounce size)
1/2      cup          Sugar
3/4      cup          Vinegar ( a mild variety)
1         tsp.           Worcestershire Sauce
1         tsp.           Dry Mustard
2-1/2  cups          Vegetable Oil (your choice, original recipe used Crisco Oil, I use EVOO)
1         tsp.            Salt
1/2      tsp.            Black Pepper, fine grind
2         tbs.            Sweet Pickles, finely chopped (optional)

DIRECTIONS:

Mix all of the ingredients together until well blended ( use a Blender if desired), and serve chilled or at room temperature

Friday, July 8, 2011

Summer Soup - RECIPE

Summer Soup                                       Soups & Stews
Ingredients:
2          large           Potatoes, chopped
2          medium     Onions, chopped
3          medium     Carrots, chopped
2          slices           Bacon, fried and chopped
1          can             Chicken broth
2          tsp.              Salt
1          tsp.              Pepper
1          tsp.              Garlic Powder
1/2      tsp               Cayenne
1          tsp.              Paprika
1          quart          Skim Milk
Directions:
-          Place the chopped vegetables into a pan and cover with water.
-          Bring to a Boil and add the Salt, Pepper, Bacon and other spices.
-          Cook until the vegetables are tender.
-          Place the mixture into a blender and Puree.
-          Add the Chicken Stock and blend together well with a spoon, while seasoning to taste.
-          Chill the mixture in the fridge.
-          When ready to serve add ½ cup of skimmed milk per serving, blending by hand (use a whisk).
-          Top each serving with a Lemon Slice and serve.