It should not be surprising that the only recipe I've ever posted - I'm posting again.
I mean, I could post the Guacamole Recipe to up the number to 2 - but that's actually B10's, not mine. He took the base and ran with it to create a concotion all his own (I hear it's very good - allergies prevent me from trying).
Actually, maybe I WILL post that.
But not now.
Because NOW is:
This is my standby staple, my favorite for summer, winter, spring, or fall. It's HAMBURGER SOUP. And my caterpillars have been eating it for YEARS! It's very simple to make, it freezes well, and tastes twice as good the next day.
1 small bottle ketchup
1/3 small bottle mustard
1/4 cup Worcestershire Sauce
2 cans no-salt added corn
2 cans no-salt added English peas
1 can black-eyed peas (without any "meat")
1 1/2 pounds ground beef
Sprinklings of Tony's Seasoning
8-10 cups water
Brown the grown beef and add a bit of Tony’s to the beef. Drain well and place back on the stove. Add the ketchup, mustard, and 1 cup of water to dilute. Stir well.
Add the veggies (drained), Worcestershire Sauce, and the rest of the water.
Bring to a boil and adjust to taste. Depending on your personal preference – you might like more ketchup or more mustard. You DO NOT need to add salt, because the ketchup and mustard will add that for you.
When the caterpillars were small they liked it without the "juice" (just the veggies/meat strained in a bowl).Delicious when served with fresh baked bread. (Or whatever is on sale at Kroger, if you’re me.)
Head over to boomama.net for more Soup-Tacular Recipes!
~Lone Butterfly )i(
2 comments:
I clicked your link because my blog name has 'butterfly' in it too. This soup looks good because it sounds different from your standard soups that you see so often. It looks like it makes a lot - do you know about how many servings it makes?
And I love your color-coded ingredients! :)
Thanks for the recipe. Stop by for my chicken velvet soup.
Nan
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