Ingredients:
- Two yellow bell peppers
- Two summer squashes
- Two celery sticks
- One yellow onion
- One carrot
- One parsnips
- Five or six potatoes
- One small celery root
- One and a half pounds of chicken (preferably with skin and bones - legs, wings, backs)
- Spices: salt, a tablespoon of black peppercorns, four or five bay leaves
- Two yellow bell peppers
- Two summer squashes
- Two celery sticks
- One yellow onion
- One carrot
- One parsnips
- Five or six potatoes
- One small celery root
- One and a half pounds of chicken (preferably with skin and bones - legs, wings, backs)
- Spices: salt, a tablespoon of black peppercorns, four or five bay leaves
Preparation:
- Wash, clean and peel the vegetables. Place them alongside the chicken in a large pot.
- Add one gallon of water, the black peppercorns and the bay leaves.
- Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to medium, cover, and continue cooking for an hour and a half.
- Remove from heat.
- Pick the vegetables and place them separately.
- Pick the chicken pieces. Separate the meat and discard the bones and the skin.
- Sift the soup through a cheesecloth, and discard the bay leaves and the peppercorns - they already added flavor to the soup.
- Run the vegetables (minus the carrot) and the chicken meat through the blender (use some of the soup to get it going). Mash the carrots separately: similarly to my mom's original recipe, I like to see very small pieces of the carrot in the soup, and not really a puree of it (which would change the color of the soup).
- Finally, mix the vegetables and chicken with the remaining soup. Add salt to taste.
- Serve warm.

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