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SOUPS & STEWS
Black Bean
Soup
2 16-oz cans
black beans, 1 cup tomato salsa
Combine
half the beans and salsa in a blender with 1/2 cup water;
blend about 1 minute (mixture should be very smooth). Pour
contents of blender into pan, over medium heat. Repeat with
other half of beans and salsa. Add water if you want thin
soup. Increase heat to med-high, stirring often; bring to
boil; as soon as it boils, stir and remove from heat. Serve
with quesadillas, tortilla chips or sticky rice. Garnish
with any combination of crumbled bacon, quartered cherry
tomatoes, minced fresh cilantro, minced red onion, sour
cream, minced red or yellow bell pepper.
SF, Louisville
KY
Broccoli-Cheese
Soup
1 finely-chopped
onion, 1 stick butter, 2 packages frozen chopped broccoli,
1 roll jalapeño cheese, 3 cans cream-of-mushroom soup, 3
soup-cans milk, salt & pepper to
taste
Prepare
broccoli by package directions; drain and set aside. Saute
onion in butter until clear. Add soup and milk; heat
thoroughly. Add cheese. When cheese melts, add broccoli.
Let simmer a few minutes. Voila!
AO, Ebenezer
MS
Cheese
Soup
2 cans chicken
broth, 1 pound Velveeta cheese, 4 shallots, 2 diced large
potatoes
Mix
broth, shallots and potatoes. Bring to boil; continue
boiling until potatoes are done. Melt Velvetta cheese in
broth mixture. You may add 3 tablespoons of instant
potatoes if you desire thicker soup.
CH, Lexington
MS
Easy
Stew
1 pound boneless
stew meat or cubes of steak, 2 envelopes dry cream of
mushroom soup, 1 envelope dry onion-mushroom soup, 3 cups
water
Mix
all ingredients together; put into tightly-covered baking
dish. Bake about 3 hours at 300 degrees, or simmer on top
of stove for 3 hours.
EK, D'Lo
MS
French Onion
Soup
2 tablespoons
butter, 4 large thinly-sliced yellow onions, 2 cans
condensed beef broth, 2 cans water, 2 slices toasted French
bread, slices of Swiss or grated Parmesan
cheese
Saute
onions in butter slowly until lightly brown. Add broth and
water. Simmer until onions are tender. Add salt and pepper
to taste. Pour into individual ovenproof bowls. Crumble
bite-size pieces of toasted bread into soup bowl. Top with
small slice of Swiss cheese or grated Parmesan. Place under
broiler about 1 minute or until cheese
melts.
Mrs SP, Bentonia
MS
Fresh Vegetable Soup From Stock
To prepare the
stock, combine and cook the following for thirty minutes;
then freeze in quart freezer bags: 6 cups peeled &
diced tomatoes (blanch tomatoes to peel), 1 cup fresh corn
cut from cob, 1 cup sliced okra, 1 cup butter beans, 3/4
cup sliced carrots.
Now for the
Vegetable Soup, using the stock:
1 quart soup
stock, 1 soup bone (vegetarians omit), 2 quarts water, 1
large chopped onion, 2 cubed potatoes, 2 bouillon cubes
(vegetarians omit), 1/2 cup barley, 2 bay leaves (remove
after cooking); season to taste with salt, pepper, Tabasco
sauce, Worcestershire sauce.
Simmer
all together for about two hours.
LT, Eden MS (soup
stock is her grandmother's recipe)
Ham or Chicken
& Bean Soup
3 cups chicken
broth, 3 cubed medium potatoes, 1 finely-chopped small
onion, 1/2 cup thinly-sliced celery, 1 crushed clove
garlic, 1 small bay leaf, 2 one-pound cans beans in tomato
sauce, 2 cups diced cooked ham or chicken, salt &
pepper
In
saucepan, bring broth to boil. Add potatoes, onion, celery,
garlic and bay leaf. Cover and simmer until potatoes are
tender (about 10 minutes). Add beans and diced ham or
chicken; stir and simmer 10 minutes more. Season with salt
& pepper to taste. Serve in large shallow
bowls.
ALS, Booneville
MS
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