digitS'
Garden Master
DW is tired of my tomato soup. I've got no choice but to use the last of the greenies from the backyard that have now ripened.
She intends to make some use of the cabbage today. I think my tomato soup may go to the freezer and I'll try to adapt my Portuguese kale soup to cabbage as an ingredient. This may not work. How do I get cabbage tender enough for a soup?
I'm a little frustrated with recipes. I thought I'd figured out that Portuguese kale soup used white beans and fresh but spicy sausage. Internet searches finally led me to realize that I must be mistaken about the sausage. Hhmmm
I did some searches this morning using what is apparently the Portuguese name: Caldo Verda. Now, it appears I was also wrong about the beans! Every recipe I came across used potatoes!
Tough! I'm going for an adaptation ... border fusion cuisine. Right? Am I gonna make a fool outta myself with the cabbage? I'm thinking also of Egg-Drop soup but that uses Chinese cabbage.
Steve
She intends to make some use of the cabbage today. I think my tomato soup may go to the freezer and I'll try to adapt my Portuguese kale soup to cabbage as an ingredient. This may not work. How do I get cabbage tender enough for a soup?
I'm a little frustrated with recipes. I thought I'd figured out that Portuguese kale soup used white beans and fresh but spicy sausage. Internet searches finally led me to realize that I must be mistaken about the sausage. Hhmmm
I did some searches this morning using what is apparently the Portuguese name: Caldo Verda. Now, it appears I was also wrong about the beans! Every recipe I came across used potatoes!
Tough! I'm going for an adaptation ... border fusion cuisine. Right? Am I gonna make a fool outta myself with the cabbage? I'm thinking also of Egg-Drop soup but that uses Chinese cabbage.
Steve
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