We recently bought liquid smoke and it is by far one of the most universal and fun flavorings in our cabinet. I thought we would overdose on it, but it takes on different qualities when combined with different dishes.
Serves 2
INGREDIENTS
olive oil (2 tablespoons)
yellow onion (1) diced
garlic cloves (6) roughly minced
broth (1 box / 32 ounces)
yellow onion (1) diced
garlic cloves (6) roughly minced
broth (1 box / 32 ounces)
kale (1 bunch / 4 cups) stems removed, chopped
diced tomatoes (1 large can / 14.5 ounces) San Marzano is my favorite brand
kidney beans (1 can / 14.5 ounces)
diced tomatoes (1 large can / 14.5 ounces) San Marzano is my favorite brand
kidney beans (1 can / 14.5 ounces)
carrots (3) chopped
liquid smoke (to taste) be really careful, use in tiny increments
paprika (to taste)
white pepper (to taste)
white gouda (to taste) thinly sliced; optional for no-dairy tummies, but it does add tremendous flavor
DIRECTIONS
- In a large pot, saute onions with oil until golden. Throw in garlic, paprika, carrots and cook a bit.
- Add broth and tomatoes, bring to a boil and then reduce to a simmer.
- Bring to lowest heat (to maintain firmness and flavor of the leaves) and mix in kale and kidney beans.
- Season to taste with liquid smoke, white pepper, and paprika.
- Serve with a slice of white gouda; it enhances all the flavors of the soup and gives it a meaty quality.
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