Recreating Seige Soup
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Or - I bet Erica will hate this soup.
1.5 onion
2 tbsp jar garlic
olive oil
Cut up onion into long strands. Fry with garlic in olive oil until brown.
4 c water
2.5 vegetable bullion
2 potatoes
3/4 can milk
Wash and cut potatoes (bit sized chunks). Put with water and cubes in pot, bring to boil. Turn to simmer, add milk. Add onions when they're done.
1.5 onion
2 tbsp jar garlic
olive oil
Cut up onion into long strands. Fry with garlic in olive oil until brown.
4 c water
2.5 vegetable bullion
2 potatoes
3/4 can milk
Wash and cut potatoes (bit sized chunks). Put with water and cubes in pot, bring to boil. Turn to simmer, add milk. Add onions when they're done.
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Date: 2018-04-08 07:54 pm (UTC)2 onions (cut on mandolin)
splashes of olive oil
splashes of mead
1.5 tsp jar garlic
Add onion, olive oil and mead to pot, and cook on medium. When the onions are starting to become golden, add garlic.
4 c chicken stock
1 beef bullion cube
3 smallish red potatoes
3/4 c milk
Wash and cut potatoes into bite sized chunks. Add stock, cube and potatoes to separate pot. Bring to boil, then simmer until potatoes soft. Add to onions when onions are browning. Turn off heat and add milk.
Slice ciabatta buns in half. On sliced side, sprinkle with olive oil, garlic powder and Parmesan cheese. Top with slice of Havarti, and broil for 5 minutes. Nomminess ensues.