It wasn't a surprise when we were talking about what to blog (because I have been absent from here for the last few weeks), he suggested we share this bone
broth recipe because it's that impressive, that simple and a warm way to welcome the cooler fall days and nights.
Not exact matches
Because chicken
broth is used to cook the potatoes, I did not use much salt in this
recipe.
First, I made a few tweaks to Isa's
recipe... mainly
because I had no vegetable
broth, so I used my impromptu nooch plus random spice blend.
I added an extra cup of chicken
broth to this
recipe, in part
because I do make and portion this out for a week's worth of lunches.
I love this
broth because it's lower in sodium than some of the other broths (it has 1/3 less sodium than regular Swanson ® Chicken Broth), and because the quality ingredients shine through to enhance your rec
broth because it's lower in sodium than some of the other
broths (it has 1/3 less sodium than regular Swanson ® Chicken
Broth), and because the quality ingredients shine through to enhance your rec
Broth), and
because the quality ingredients shine through to enhance your
recipes.
The reason is
because the first time I made it, I used a vegetable
broth, which was «ok» and everyone liked it, but the second time I made it, I decided to try the cheesy cauliflower sauce I used with my Vegetable Rigatoni with Creamy Cauliflower Sauce
recipe and I sure am glad I did.
I followed the
recipe pretty closely with the exception of subbing in leek for celery
because that's what I had on hand, using homemade bone
broth for a boost of nutrients and adding in some gelatin at the end for a little protein power.
But this
recipe is lighter and somewhat healthier
because of the
broth and veggies.
But, brown or orange lentils will cook a little quicker (becoming tender quicker), so you'll want to only add about half the
broth that's called for in this
recipe because this sauce will cook in a shorter period of time.
For the anecdote, the onion soup was called the soup of the drunks,
because it hides very well the smell of red wine: 0) My
recipe seems so simple that you could be tempted to add beer, wine or beef / chicken
broth.
Garlic Herb Chicken Source: Amber's Delectable Delights This version is with my changes, Amber's original
recipe can be found here Ingredients 1/3 cup of flour 1/2 tsp poultry seasoning 1/2 tsp garlic powder salt and pepper 2 boneless skinless chicken breasts 1 tablespoon olive oil 4 cloves garlic, minced 1 1/2 cups vegetable
broth (or chicken I used vegetable
because that's all I had) 1.5 teaspoon parsley 1/2 tsp poultry seasoning 1/8 teaspoon red pepper flakes Freshly ground black pepper, to taste
In fact, I hope the plain and humble appearance of this dish won't deter you from trying it
because this soup has a wonderful savory flavor and an incredible depth to it thanks to the mushrooms, lentils, and
broth used in the
recipe.
In fact, I hope the plain and humble appearance of this dish won't deter you from trying it
because this soup has a wonderful savory flavor and an incredible depth to it thanks to the mushrooms, lentils, and
broth used in the
recipe.
Time - saving
recipes will often call for bouillon instead of
broth because a cube or powder can be added to water to produce a flavorful
broth quickly.
My base
recipe uses chicken bones
because I typically have a very high quality chicken carcass to make
broth with after roasting a chicken for the week.
Because I'm always strapped for time in the kitchen, I've always found it easiest to grab a carton of low - sodium veggie
broth for my
recipes.