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    Vegetable Beef Soup

    Source of Recipe

    Elaine mailto:[email protected] wwrecipes - Entrees - Spicy Thai Chicken - February 7, 2002 , theme - My All-Time Favorite Recipe

    Recipe Introduction

    Hi Chef and Nell -- and a very Happy New Year greeting to all of you from COLD Idaho. We are eagerly awaiting the Olympic Torch arrival at our State Capitol in Boise next week. Runners will also come through Mountain Home as the torch makes it's way to Salt Lake City. Lots of activities are planned. I'm planning on seeing the runners as they go through town. On these cold winter days, I can't think of anything more satisfying than a hearty soup. The following is one of my very favorite recipes -- asked for by family and friends.

    List of Ingredients

    Saute one pound of hamburger ( I use the extra lean kind)
    along with 1 cup of chopped onion

    Saute these until the hamburger is no longer red. Drain off the
    grease if necessary

    Add:
    1 cup diced potatoes
    1 cup diced carrots
    1 cup diced celery
    1 cup shredded cabbage
    1/4 cup rice (I sometimes add more)
    three - 14 oz cans of tomatoes

    There are so many different types of canned tomatoes on the market
    that you can use about anything that would satisfy your taste buds. I
    use a can of chopped tomatoes in their own juice, one can of chopped
    tomatoes with sweet onions, and can use one can of chopped tomatoes
    that have basil, onions etc. -- your choice.

    To this I add:
    One 5.5 oz can of vegetable juice
    One 8 oz can kidney beans (can add more if you like)
    One 14.5 oz can vegetable broth
    1/4 to 1/2 cup beef broth -- or to taste
    One to two cups of water
    Add salt and pepper to taste
    1/4 teaspoon basil
    1/4 tsp thyme
    1 bay leaf

    Recipe

    Simmer for one hour or more -- also good in a crock pot.

 

 

 


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