Soup:
¼ c. dried Lentils
½ c. ¼" sliced Baby Carrots
½ c. Chopped Celery
1 b. Chopped Spinach
¼ c. Chopped Onion
2 T. diced Bell pepper
2½ c. cubed Potatoes
1 c. Pre-cooked ground sausage
1 can chicken broth
1 c. water
¼ c. dried Lentils
½ c. ¼" sliced Baby Carrots
½ c. Chopped Celery
1 b. Chopped Spinach
¼ c. Chopped Onion
2 T. diced Bell pepper
2½ c. cubed Potatoes
1 c. Pre-cooked ground sausage
1 can chicken broth
1 c. water
- Boil the lentils, carrots, onion and potatoes in the broth with an added cup of water.
- Once the carrots, potatoes and lentils are all soft, add in the celery, spinach and pepper. If the water is low, top it off. Don't forget to lower the heat a tad.
- Add whatever seasonings you feel are necessary at this point. I used a dash of garlic powder, a half-t of garlic salt, a half-t. of rosemary and a dash of dried and powdered chipotle pepper for a kick. Again, lower your heat until the celery is softened.
- Add your remaining ingredients (sausage) and cook an additional 15 minutes on low. Should you desire your soup to be slightly thicker (as this recipe makes for a loose broth), add a half-t of corn starch before you add the sausage, whisking it in gently and adding the sausage as the broth thickens. If you wish for more broth, simply use 2 cans of chicken broth instead of one.
Makes 6 large servings. Liz rated this recipe 4/5 for flavor and heartiness.
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