Soup season has most definitely started, and you can find most of the ingredients for this flavor busting cabbage soup at the farmer’s market.
For enough soup for six, cook a quarter pound of chopped
bacon in a large soup pot over medium heat for about five minutes. Add a
chopped onion and three chopped carrots and cook for another ten minutes,
stirring occasionally.
Next in, a chopped medium cabbage, a tablespoon of caraway
seeds, two tablespoons of light brown sugar, and a half a teaspoon of black
pepper. Give that a good stir, cook for another ten minutes, then add a third
of a cup of apple cider vinegar.
After five minutes, pour in a 28 ounce can of diced
tomatoes, juice and all. Stir, then add
about 7 cups of chicken stock. Bring to a boil and reduce to a strong simmer
and let it go for thirty minutes uncovered.
Finally, stir in a few squirts of ketchup, a quarter cup of
chopped dill, and a large handful of raisins or craisins. To finish, simmer for
another thirty minutes and salt to taste...when it comes to soups, sauces, and
braises, I’m a big believer of waiting until the very end to salt.
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