October 9, 2007

Man, I made some good soup tonight, in between rants over on the LoCal side.

Chunky homemade mushroom soup!

1 C. regular Progresso mushroom soup.
1-1/2 pkgs. of chopped white mushrooms.
2 bell peppers
1/2 yellow onion from the garden
2 stalks celery
about 1 C. elbow macaroni
pinch of celery salt
pinch of black pepper

I took my biggest knife and cut up the veggies into 1/2 to 1 inch cubes.
Mixed all of them up, and sauteed about half of them.
Boiled the macaroni, drained it.
added the soup, the sauteed veggies and mushrooms, and a little water, far less than the can of water suggested.
Allowing this mix to boil again, I added the rest of the veggies.

This made for some good eatin', with the flavor of the sauteed vegetables, and the crisper ones too.
Probably about 20000 calories, since I used Land-0-Lakes butter to sautee...
But I can always convince myself that it was a 'lo-cal' dish.

I had some homemade buscuit dough still in the fridge, so I popped three into the oven at the same time.
It was all so tasty that I decided against driving tonight to Tyler Texas to meet my newest friend. Rather, I watched the demise of the New York Yankees. Dessert!~

posted by Wendell L. Scotchpoodle, NOT the LOCALMALCONTENT

1 comment:

RD said...

Hi Wendell!
great recipe, in return here's my super secret recipe for yummy beeftips N noodles.

Get a small Chuck Roast and cut it into 1"-2" chunks, trimming most of the fat.

Throw it in a bag with a couple tablespoons of flour and some salt and pepper... shake it up.

Brown the beef in fairly hot oil and dump in 1 onion coarsely chopped toward the end of the browning process...

Add one package of McCormicks BEEF STEW seasoning mix. (or any brand'l do)
and (if you like 'em) one can or jar or fresh batch of MUSHROOMS...

and about 1 cup of water... maybe a little more to make it loose in the beginning.

Turn down the heat to low, cover and let simmer 1-2-3-4 hours (the longer the more tender)

Just before serving add 1/2 cup-3/4 cup of Sour Cream.... stir in... and serve over Extra Wide Noodles!

Easy to do and ever so good.
serves 4-6 people or leftovers for a week for about $10.

It's what's for dinner -TONIGHT!
-red