An Italian seafood stew – works easily as main dish or as starter course in smaller servings. Continue reading
Category Archives: Soups and stews
Home-made Veggie Stock
Save the tops and peels and such of washed veggies in a gallon-size freezer bag in the freezer. When it's full, it's time to make stock– a fully-packed bag is exactly enough for a batch of stock. Continue reading
Portuguese Bean Soup
A Hawaii staple. It's a soup with pork, sausage, veggies, and beans, but the way I make it it ends up being more of a stew. Very hearty meal. Goes great over steamed white rice and have some cornbread on the side, you deserve it. Continue reading
Bernards Stir Fry
A tasty stir fry. Continue reading
Beer Cheese Soup
A soothing meal, not for the dieter! Continue reading
Navajo Green Chili
My dad's unique chili. The heat intensity depends on the chilis that you use. You can use canned chilis or roasted Anaheim peppers. Continue reading
Crock Pot Black Bean Soup
Nothing better than soup waiting for you when you get home. Continue reading
Country Bean Soup
It tastes like it has more ingredients than it has. Continue reading
Chile Verde
Sometimes spicy, sometimes mild. It just depends on the chiles you get. Pretty tasty either way. Continue reading
Sopa de Albondigas (Meatball Soup)
My dad's recipe, from a Mexican co-worker. I omit the celery all the time, just 'cause I don't have it. I've never found another recipe that uses tomatillos, but they both thicken the soup and add a great flavor. If you wish, you can blanch or roast the tomatillos, remove the skins, and mash instead of chopping, but it's so much easier just to chop. Measurements are approximate; I just judge by eye and throw stuff in. Use more or less water and broth depending on how thin you like it; if you don't use home-made broth, it will be saltier and not as fresh-tasting, but that's totally up to you. Cilantro is also known in some parts of the world as "fresh coriander". Killer with home-made tortillas. Continue reading