By La Cuisinière | Soups
Ham Bone Bean Soup – I was determined to participate in the Honey Baked Ham® “buy a ham bone and get a soup mix” special but I’m a week too late. Not sure where last week went but today, I bought the ham bone and got much more than I anticipated. Much more ham on […]
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By La Cuisinière | Soups
Chinese Bok Choy Soup and many Asian style soups are easy to prepare and require a minimum of ingredients. Although this soup sounds much like one of our favorite Chinese soups, the ingredients are somewhat different. Different mushrooms, different broth, different way to prepare the meat. Making Chinese Style Soups Dry Ingredients For Chinese Style Recipes […]
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By La Cuisinière | Soups
Easy Beef Minestrone Soup – I’ve prepared Minestrone soup so many different ways over the years. But a few days ago, I purchased two small pieces of beef shank and all I could think of was beef minestrone soup! Why soup? Soup is easy to prepare and thanks to Wegmans® varied ready made produce packs, […]
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By La Cuisinière | Soups
Beef Bone Stock Recipe – Soup was first offered as a separate course on the royal menu at Henri IV’s and Marie de Medici’s wedding feast in 1600. All of a sudden, beef bone stock was something more than a by product of hearty stews. They say that pepper pot soup helped Washington’s troops survive […]
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By La Cuisinière | French Country Cuisine Recipes
French Poule Au Pot Soup – Poule au pot is not technically a soup. Considered the main dish, it is a quintessential and very traditional Sunday dinner in French country homes. But this country girl never leaves well enough alone in the kitchen or in any recipe. So I made soup instead. I first heard […]
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By La Cuisinière | Soups
Recipe Homemade Vegetable Beef Soup – All of sudden, the temperature went down by close to thirty degrees late last week. Felt like soup weather. After weeks of high temps near the century mark along with enormous quantities of rain, it felt like Fall. Hearty soups are becoming Mom’s meal of choice so it gave […]
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By La Cuisinière | Soups
Smoked Chicken Rice Soup – A slow cooker smoked chicken soup full of yummy vegetables and wild rice. As much as we love our double noodle soup, smoked chicken rice soup is a nice change from the old fashioned and traditional chicken soup. This is the kind of soup I love to prepare when I come […]
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By La Cuisinière | Soups
Homestyle Soup Recipes – Preparing good soups, even homemade hearty soup recipes, is so easy that it should be featured as one of the first lessons in cooking along with the perfect hard boiled egg and your basic white sauce. Soups are some of the most nutritious, healthy and inexpensive foods, there are so many variations that […]
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By La Cuisinière | Soups
Chorizo Kale Soup Recipe – Argentinian style Chorizo sausage is perfect for soup. Traditionally, it’s a coarse pork sausage that is not as spicy as many other varieties of regional Chorizo sausage recipes. Pin the recipe for later. But… Some are “off the scales” spicy hot like the Logan’s® brand links I find at local Food […]
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By La Cuisinière | Pennsylvania Dutch Country Recipes , Soups
Philadelphia Pepper Pot – Dad was definitely not a picky eater but it took him more than thirty years to develop of taste for escargots. He preferred liver and onions. We tried to convince him that escargots were a far better choice than tripe or even calf’s liver. To no avail. If only we could have served […]
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By La Cuisinière | Soups
Simple Lobster Bisque Recipe – This Pinterest pin is definitely a teaser for what promises to be a scrumptious and simple lobster bisque recipe. I started early this morning breaking apart two lobsters into body, tails, claws and legs using very handy gadget. Then, I gathered all the vegetables and started the chopping process. In my opinion, […]
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