I found this recipe for White Bean and Lamb Soup that I have been meaning to try. I have made a barley and lamb soup before that I liked, but I just wanted something a little different this time. With my leg of lamb leftovers, this is exactly what I did. (Remember that post? I have had a super busy spring and this is the first time I have gotten a chance to post in over a month!) It was great and I think that it will probably be my top choice for lamb leftovers from now on.
I did, of course, make several changes to the recipe, mainly eliminating things because I didn't have them. I first used the bone (with any meat that didn't come right off) for a stock. I simmered it for a few hours. You could do this in a crock pot and just leave it overnight, then take out the bone and throw in the rest of the ingredients in the morning - leave it to simmer all day and ta-da!
So - instead of chicken broth - I just used the lamb stock. And I used the leftover meat from the leg of lamb rather than ground lamb. I also replaced the vegetable that they suggest with the leftover vegetables that I had cooked with the leg. I didn't have any spinach, feta cheese or tomatoes, so I skipped those, but I did add some celery and some more carrots. All in all - yummy! Soups are so forgiving. I improvise with them all of the time. If you don't like an ingredient - replace it with one you do like. Just try and replace veggies with veggies etc. at first until you get the hang of substitutions and additions. Happy cooking!
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