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Category Archives: soup
Peasant Cooking for Modern Day Home Cooks
By peasant cooking I do not mean porridge gruel three times a day. I mean thoughtfully using ingredients to stretch meals. Many home cooks do this instinctually to feed the family. I am certain that everyone has experienced sticker shock … Continue reading
Posted in cooking tips, emergency cooking, main dish, soup, stew
Tagged beef, eggs, veggies
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Slow Cooker Beef and Bean Chili Stew
Now this recipe is not a gourmet meal, it is ,however very feeling on a cool Autumn day. The beans are canned and the ground beef is browned in a skillet so it only needs about 3 hours on high … Continue reading
San Francisco Fisherman’s Stew – Cioppino
Lately I have been on a fish kick. Rarely am I in one of the cities to get fresh fish so fortunately the local stores have a decent selection of frozen fish and shrimp. I have not tasted honest to … Continue reading
Posted in fish, soup, stew
Tagged fish, garlic, green onions, onions, shrimp, white wine, wine
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New England Fish Chowder
I just had a craving for fish chowder this week. Not exactly lo carb with the potatoes but it is very good! ½ cup Butter, divided 2 large Sweet Onions, diced 5 medium Potatoes, peeled and … Continue reading
Roasted Acorn Squash Soup with Kale and Bacon
Fall is here is Oklahoma and I am loving it. The weather is cooler and a little rainy. Perfect time for Autumn soups. This recipe is not low carb as are some of my recent ones. Sometime you just have … Continue reading
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Tagged bacon, chicken broth, comfort food, fall harvest cooking, kale, winter squash harvest cooking
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Shrimp Ragu
Earlier this week I was watching OETA Create. It’s the PBS station in Oklahoma. Anyway, Nick Stellino’s cooking show featured a shrimp, pepper and asparagus ragu. Now it so happens that asparagus is popping up in my garden. Oh so … Continue reading
Posted in Low Carb, main dish, soup
Tagged asparagus, bacon, cast iron cookery, garlic, shrimp, white wine, wine
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Keto Friendly Chicken “Noodle” Soup
Today is a soup for lunch kind of day here in East Central Oklahoma. Yesterday is was 60 degrees and sunny. Today it is 30 degrees with freezing drizzles. So we need something warm when coming inside after feeding the … Continue reading
Venison, Sausage and Cabbage Soup
This is a hearty soup for the beginning of the Fall season and it harkens back to the type of soups that my mother, grandmother and even great grandmother would make. Grandmother, my Baba, and great grandmother cooked on a … Continue reading
Posted in main dish, soup
Tagged cabbage, Eastern European cooking, fall harvest cooking, hungarian paprika, kielbasa sausage, sausage, venison, wild game
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Venison and Cabbage Stew
It is getting to be soup and stew weather again. If you have been following my blog for any length of time you know that I love to make to soup. It is economical and feeds a multitude of people. … Continue reading
Garlic Kielbasa and White Bean Stew
This perfect for a cold winter night after you get home from work. Cooks all day so you don’t have to. 2 cans (15 ozs each) White Beans, undrained 14 ozs Garlic Kielbasa, halved lengthwise and sliced into ½ inch … Continue reading
Posted in crockpot meals, main dish, soup, stew
Tagged beans, garlic, kielbasa sausage, stew, tomatoes, winter comfort food
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