Showing posts with label Soups. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soups. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Garage Mahal's Road Kill Korner


Garage Mahal was nice enough to invite me to a Packers game on the frozen tundra if I ever make it out to Wisconsin. I would like to thank him for that generous offer and I might take him up on that.


We have been emailing back and forth and he is a great guy. He is even interested in starting his own small business. You see he loves soup. So he wants to start his own soup company and sent me a couple of cans.


I had to advise him about the copyright infringement rules.


Small business is just not that easy.


But I wish him luck.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Quick and dirty Lentils by Trooper York

1 bag of Lentils
4 large Potatoes
1 Bag of carrots
2 large Spanish Onions
1 Bunch of celery
6 cloves of garlic
2 Packages Goya Chorizo sausages with 3 in each package.
½ teaspoon of red pepper flakes
1 teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon paprika
Optional
1 lb of tubitini pasta

Here is the quick and dirty Trooper York Lentil Soup Recipe.

First dice up the garlic and one of the onions in your food processor. Put some olive oil in the bottom of a soup pot, not to much just enough to cover the bottom of the pan. Put in the garlic and the onion and caramelize. (Hey I almost wrote camelize…better yet cameltoeize…Hee) When it is halfway done add one package of the chorizo’s cut into dime size slices and sauté till all the hot juices come out and you kitchen smells great.

In the meantime you were soaking the lentils in cold water to wash them. Drain and have them ready.

Cut up the carrots in large chunks country style along with the peeled potatoes and the celery.

When the onions and chorizos and garlic are cooked add cold water up to the handle rivets on your six gallon stock pot. Drain the lentils and put them in the water. Bring to a boil and then lower the flame. Add the carrots and the celery. Cook for about an hour. Add the potato in the last 20 minutes along with the rest of the cut up chorizos. Add the salt, red pepper and paprika and stir. Cook only long enough for the lentils to get soft but not the point that they bursrt and lose their shape.

Serve with Italian pepper biscuits and a hearty red wine.

PS if you want pasta lentique well make a pound of tubitini pasta, drain and mix in with the soup. Note that it will soak up a lot of the soup so be aware and don’t put too much in the pot so you don’t lose the soupiness.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Everybody loves Soup!


Everybody loves soup. We are off to a good start with our poll and there is surprising support for my favorite (you were right as usual chickenlittle) Italian wedding soup.


I will be putting up my recieipe soon but it complicated so I have to consult with my mom to make sure I get it right.


But if you are shopping you need a pound of beef a pound of veal and a pound of pork, eggs, breadcrumbs, pototoes, carrots, celery, soup bones, a gravy round, onions, garlic and a whole bunch of stuff. Details to follow.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Soup's On!!!!!!!!!!!!!






No soup for you!

Well there is soup for you. Pick out your favorite:

Tomato

Lentil

Split Pea

Mazta Ball (Chicken)

Italian Wedding Soup (Meatball)

These are my personal favorites. A lot of good ones didn't make the cut. Eat hearty!