On Mondays I like to have soup during the winter months. I usually cook some type of roast for Sunday dinner so there is usually something leftover for soup on Monday, this week it was from a pork roast. My mother-in-law taught me how to make this soup. I call it saurkraut soup because I can't spell the German name for it. I like to serve potato rolls with it but it was my first day babysitting Eleanor so I didn't try to make them and served biscuits instead. (I have changed it slightly to suit my needs)
6-8 cups chicken stock
4-6 potatoes cubed
4-6 potatoes cubed
left over pork 1-2 cups cubed
1 -2 cups sauerkraut well rinsed or your soup will be sour
Put the first 3 ingredients together and simmer until the potatoes are cooked
add the sauerkraut and warm through.
( I usually use some of the drippings left from the roast to give the broth more flavor)
If you like you can use celery, onion a little carrot to make a soup stock added to the chicken stock you use. What ever you like to flavor it the way you like but I swear it is as good as chicken soup for what ails you.. might even cure the common cold. Give it a try!!
2 cups flour
1/4 cup sugar
4 teaspoons baking powder
3/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/4 - 1/3 cup shortening
1/4 cup milk
1 egg
mix the dry ingredients first add shortening then wet ingredients, roll out on floured board cut into shapes and Bake at 450 degrees for 10 -12 minutes
2 comments:
Ellie is so very dainty. What cute pictures of her!
Thanks for another great recipe. I have all the ingredients for this one; I'll give it a try over the long weekend.
Enjoy your day.
I have never added eggs to my biscuits...I am going to try this. Be sure and remember to write all these recipes in our upcoming blog!
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