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make our own creamof ...... soup
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make our own creamof ...... soup
Make Your Own Basic Cream of Soup
2-1/2 cups milk
1/2 cup flour
2 Tablespoons butter
dash salt & pepper (you will be adding more in the soups)
Mix in blender OR (Cook like you would gravy - Over medium heat, melt butter, add some of the flour and stir. Gently alternate the rest of the flour and the milk, stirring constantly until smooth.) This will scorch easily, so stir until it begins to thicken but don't let it boil! (Take
off heat at first bubble.) Lightly season with salt and pepper when finished.
Suggested Soups: (Tip: Always stir on lowest possible heat until piping hot to prevent scorching. Also - always DRAIN WELL so your soup will not be too soupy!)
Cauliflower:: Add 1 box (10- oz.) frozen cauliflower buds that has been cooked according to package and WELL drained. Add 1/2 teaspoon onion powder, 3 chicken bouillion cubes (mashed), a pinch of dry parsley, and a dash of garlic salt. Stir on lowest possible heat and serve.
Celery: To Basic recipe, add 1 cup diced, cooked and drained celery. Can add a pinch of celery seed and parsley flakes.
Broccoli: Add 1 box (10 oz.) frozen, chopped, cooked by directions on box and drained. Continue as in cauliflower soup.
Cabbage: Add 2 cups packaged slaw mixture cooked until tender in just enough water to cover. Drain well and continue as in cauliflower soup.
Potato: Add 3 cans (1 lb. ea.) sliced, drained potatoes, 1/2 of (10 oz.) bottle Hormel real bacon pieces and a dash of liquid smoke. Continue as in cauliflower soup.
Corn: To warm basic recipe, add 1 (14 oz.) can creamed corn, a dash of nutmeg and 1 teaspoon dry minced onion.
Mushroom: To warm basic recipe, add one 8 oz. can drained, sliced mushrooms, dash of onion salt and black pepper.
Tomato: Blend one 15-oz. can of diced, undrained tomatoes in blender and add to warm basic recipe. Heat again.
Onion: To warm basic recipe, add one envelope dry onion soup mix and heat thoroughly.
Cheddar: To prepared basic recipe, add one small jar of Cheese Whiz (or Velveeta), stirring constantly until cheese is melted and soup is heated through
2-1/2 cups milk
1/2 cup flour
2 Tablespoons butter
dash salt & pepper (you will be adding more in the soups)
Mix in blender OR (Cook like you would gravy - Over medium heat, melt butter, add some of the flour and stir. Gently alternate the rest of the flour and the milk, stirring constantly until smooth.) This will scorch easily, so stir until it begins to thicken but don't let it boil! (Take
off heat at first bubble.) Lightly season with salt and pepper when finished.
Suggested Soups: (Tip: Always stir on lowest possible heat until piping hot to prevent scorching. Also - always DRAIN WELL so your soup will not be too soupy!)
Cauliflower:: Add 1 box (10- oz.) frozen cauliflower buds that has been cooked according to package and WELL drained. Add 1/2 teaspoon onion powder, 3 chicken bouillion cubes (mashed), a pinch of dry parsley, and a dash of garlic salt. Stir on lowest possible heat and serve.
Celery: To Basic recipe, add 1 cup diced, cooked and drained celery. Can add a pinch of celery seed and parsley flakes.
Broccoli: Add 1 box (10 oz.) frozen, chopped, cooked by directions on box and drained. Continue as in cauliflower soup.
Cabbage: Add 2 cups packaged slaw mixture cooked until tender in just enough water to cover. Drain well and continue as in cauliflower soup.
Potato: Add 3 cans (1 lb. ea.) sliced, drained potatoes, 1/2 of (10 oz.) bottle Hormel real bacon pieces and a dash of liquid smoke. Continue as in cauliflower soup.
Corn: To warm basic recipe, add 1 (14 oz.) can creamed corn, a dash of nutmeg and 1 teaspoon dry minced onion.
Mushroom: To warm basic recipe, add one 8 oz. can drained, sliced mushrooms, dash of onion salt and black pepper.
Tomato: Blend one 15-oz. can of diced, undrained tomatoes in blender and add to warm basic recipe. Heat again.
Onion: To warm basic recipe, add one envelope dry onion soup mix and heat thoroughly.
Cheddar: To prepared basic recipe, add one small jar of Cheese Whiz (or Velveeta), stirring constantly until cheese is melted and soup is heated through
Re: make our own creamof ...... soup
We have a "family recipe" that is that same basic recipe, but we add chopped, hard-boiled eggs and shredded or chopped cheese to it. Then serve it over toast or crackers, although one of my sons eats it as a soup. This recipe is one that my grandparents made for my parents, my parents made for us, we made for our children and my grown children now make it for their children. Every generation has loved it. You can also had small pieces of dried beef to it. Nice cheap meal.
Deena in GA- Posts : 101
Join date : 2009-10-14
Location : west central GA
Re: make our own creamof ...... soup
This is a basic white sauce. We use to use it to make chicken ala king. We'd add the veggies and chicken to it. It also makes good pot pies.
Re: make our own creamof ...... soup
I add that thin sliced carl Buddig beef to it a little worcheschire sauce and serve it on toast. i can never make enough of it. They eat it and eat it and eat it.
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