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Teachers.Net Gazette Vol.6 No.1 | January 2009 |
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T-Net chefs share their favorite warm-up-winter recipes: Mother Magoo’s Hamburger Veggie Soup; Black Bean Pumpkin Soup; Waldorf Salad; Danish Banana Bread Muffins. Enjoy! Followed by many more great recipes | |
Teachers.Net Community Regular Feature in the Gazette January 1, 2009 |
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Mother Magoo's Yummy Homemade Hamburger Veggie Soup This is so easy it's nearly sinful. Cook it in a big pot--I use one that holds 5 or 5 1/2 qts. You can ladle it into freezer containers for use all winter.
2 lbs. or so of hamburger. I get the really good stuff, very lean.
(Don't get store brands for the canned veggies, get the good ones--Green Giant or DelMonte or whatever. And you do drain these. Sometimes I hold on to the liquid in case I want to use it to make the soup soupier instead of using more tomato juice.) These next two items I steam while building the rest of the soup, and then put them in: Put everything into the big pot, on lowest heat, with a lid on it, and simmer for awhile...maybe 40 min. You mostly just want to get things heated up. Now, if you like your soup really soupy, add more tomato juice till you get it the way you want it. We have this for lunch or supper, with some sourdough bread and fruit, sometimes a small green salad. We don't get tired of it till about March and then about this time of year we want it again. :) I end up making several pots over the winter. Hubs hates peas so I only use the small can of them and he picks them out before dining and puts them back in the pot! I don't think I've ever made this the same way twice...you kind of have to go with what you like. Hope this works for you!
Black Bean Pumpkin Soup and Carrot Ginger Soup | |
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