Italian Soups
Does anyone have any receipe's for Italian soups (other than the classic ministrone)
Does anyone have any receipe's for Italian soups (other than the classic ministrone)
Italian Soups
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Re: Italian Soups
An Italian soup or stew recipe that will bring raves from guests must be nurtured layered with a myriad of flavors, have the proper texture.
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An Italian soup or stew recipe that will bring raves from guests must be nurtured layered with a myriad of flavors, have the proper texture.
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Great advice for Italy Travel Deals
Re: Italian Soups
Do you happen to have a receipe jennismortal? Would love to try and experiment with something new!
Do you happen to have a receipe jennismortal? Would love to try and experiment with something new!
I actually prefer a nice stew instead of soup. But still, soup or stew this time of year when the temperature certainly helps me feel warmer.
Well, in my opinion ,to make soup you need water and random ingredients. While I do enjoy a minestrone from time to time, I usually make my own soup and use the ingredients I find in the fridge.
One soup I like to make often is pretty easy.
You need some chicken meat, veggies (of any kind: carrots, celery, a potato, parsley, zucchini, some cabbage etc.) and noodles.
I usually boil the meat first and I get some sort of chicken broth. Then I add the veggies (cut small) and when they are boiled, I add the noodles. It's actually a great recipe, easy to prepare and pretty healthy too.
If you prefer, you can take out all the meat and veggies and serve the soup with only the noodles in it, it's pretty elegant, especially if you have company over.
One soup I like to make often is pretty easy.
You need some chicken meat, veggies (of any kind: carrots, celery, a potato, parsley, zucchini, some cabbage etc.) and noodles.
I usually boil the meat first and I get some sort of chicken broth. Then I add the veggies (cut small) and when they are boiled, I add the noodles. It's actually a great recipe, easy to prepare and pretty healthy too.
If you prefer, you can take out all the meat and veggies and serve the soup with only the noodles in it, it's pretty elegant, especially if you have company over.