I made some steak and potato soup for lunch today and hubby thought it was great. So did I, and I was thrilled. LOL No exact proportions to the ingredients, I just toss. lol I didn't make a whole lot, enough for four servings. I used left over steak and cut off the fatty stuff (cringing, don't like fat) and cut the pieces of steak into small pieces. I also used pork broth I had in the freezer from when I had made a pork roast. I save the broths when I cook meat. I read an article in a magazine about keeping the broth when you cook veggies, too, and think I will do that, too. After cooking the meat I pour the juice into a plastic bowl, put a lid on it and stick it in the fridge. The fat rises to the top and I take that off, rinse it in cold water, and put it into a plastic bag and stick it in the freezer. Beef fat, tallow, can be used to make candles. They are soft so I put them into containers to stay in there. Pork fat, lard, for pies and biscuits.
Have you bought lard in the stores lately? It has hydrogenated oil in it! I was going to buy lard to get away from the hydrogenated junk and low and behold, there it was in the can of lard! That's why I have REAL lard in my freezer in a bag.
Steak and Potato Soup
- Cubed left over steak left
- Pork broth to fill pan 3/4 full
- Chopped onion
- Chopped red pepper
- White potatoes, peeled or unpeeled, cubed (I used three med sized potatoes)
- Seasonings: salt, pepper, basil, sage, oregano, thyme, celery salt, garlic, rosemary
Throw it all into the pan and cook it till the potatoes are tender.
We didn't have any leftover soup today. YAYAYAAYAYAAYA LOL
Do you deliver to NC? :)
ReplyDeleteaahh... sorry, but I don't deliver to NC. Hey, you could come over here and eat in! :)
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