I have to get out of bed to make a chicken salad to take to my sister today.
Yesterday, we went to dinner at a Korean place recommended by a friend. I did not feel the soup was tasty enough, so I asked for some soy sauce, they refused to give it to me. They offered to take the soup to the kitchen and cooked it again. Nononono.. how could they know my taste? What if other people complained too? will they mix mine with other's and cook at the same time?
After our meal, the manager asked my husband " is everything up to your expectation, sir?" he told them "Everything would be fine if you could have accommodated my wife's request". They then offered us a free lunch, but I told them we would never have time to visit their place for lunch.
Ok so I cook my soup in an I or pressure cooker. # if you dont use an IP then you need to let the peas swell in water overnight then drain and cook the soup for about 4 hours on a very low heat.
2 tbs oil 1 onion large 2 -3 carrots peeled and diced 2 celery sticks diced 1.5 tsp sweet paprika 1/2 tsp sea salt ( adjust to taste) Freshly ground black pepper pinch of fresh ground mustard or a nice tsp of decent mustard.
450gr green split peas 2 ltrs water 1 bay leaf
Meat; lots of people add all sorts I like a decent 500gr of ham hock smoked and two nice sausages from the butcher. ( lots of people prefer the Dutch smoked sausage ' rookworst' I prefer real sausage) ------------------------------------------------------- selecting saute in the IP cut the sausage into slices and just let it brown slightly. Take the sausage out to one side, put the celery onion and carrot to the pan saute until the onion is soft. Add the herbs and spices the peas, the ham hock and sausage, plus the water, stir.
Cook at high pressure for 35 minutes and then allow natural release . if cooking on a stove top simmer for about 4 hours. Keeping an eye on the water.
After cooking discard bay leaf, lift out the ham hock which should fall to bits and shred it or chop (as is your preference) return to the pan stir it all again and serve hot.
I have to get out of bed to make a chicken salad to take to my sister today.
Yesterday, we went to dinner at a Korean place recommended by a friend. I did not feel the soup was tasty enough, so I asked for some soy sauce, they refused to give it to me. They offered to take the soup to the kitchen and cooked it again. Nononono.. how could they know my taste? What if other people complained too? will they mix mine with other's and cook at the same time?
After our meal, the manager asked my husband " is everything up to your expectation, sir?" he told them "Everything would be fine if you could have accommodated my wife's request". They then offered us a free lunch, but I told them we would never have time to visit their place for lunch.
The self righteous..... and cooks can be the worst.
Ok so I cook my soup in an I or pressure cooker. # if you dont use an IP then you need to let the peas swell in water overnight then drain and cook the soup for about 4 hours on a very low heat.
2 tbs oil 1 onion large 2 -3 carrots peeled and diced 2 celery sticks diced 1.5 tsp sweet paprika 1/2 tsp sea salt ( adjust to taste) Freshly ground black pepper pinch of fresh ground mustard or a nice tsp of decent mustard.
450gr green split peas 2 ltrs water 1 bay leaf
Meat; lots of people add all sorts I like a decent 500gr of ham hock smoked and two nice sausages from the butcher. ( lots of people prefer the Dutch smoked sausage ' rookworst' I prefer real sausage) ------------------------------------------------------- selecting saute in the IP cut the sausage into slices and just let it brown slightly. Take the sausage out to one side, put the celery onion and carrot to the pan saute until the onion is soft. Add the herbs and spices the peas, the ham hock and sausage, plus the water, stir.
Cook at high pressure for 35 minutes and then allow natural release . if cooking on a stove top simmer for about 4 hours. Keeping an eye on the water.
After cooking discard bay leaf, lift out the ham hock which should fall to bits and shred it or chop (as is your preference) return to the pan stir it all again and serve hot.
That looks like the classic Split Pea Soup we make here. I typically make it with the meaty ham bone we've frozen after enjoying one on Christmas or Easter.
The only thing that's different is we typically don't soak split peas overnight. Like lentils, they just need a rinse and picking through for stones or other debris.
Last Edit: May 26, 2024 15:35:32 GMT -5 by TestDummyCO
Post by Rebecca Jo on May 27, 2024 15:44:18 GMT -5
I think it's a pasta day for tonight's supper. I usually just eat a little, let the kids have most of it, and get most of my protein from another source. Maybe cottage cheese this time. (We use whole wheat pasta and it has a bunch of protein in it, so the kids can just eat the pasta and veggies, and that'll do for them!)
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