Sig's not so smooth soup
Sig's not so smooth soup

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To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have sig's not so smooth soup using 12 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Sig's not so smooth soup:
  1. 3 carrots
  2. 2 sticks celery
  3. 1 onion
  4. 150 gr petite pois or use pea& ham cup a soup 1-2 sachets
  5. 4 slices cubed celeriac
  6. Shredded leftftover cavalero negro or other dark cabbage
  7. 4-5 cloves garlic
  8. Small tin mixed beans
  9. 1 stockcube
  10. Good pinch salt and pepper
  11. 200 gr bacon joint no bone
  12. 4 polish sausages or chorizo
Instructions to make Sig's not so smooth soup:
  1. Cut bacon into cubes, brown of, add onions cook until soft
  2. Chop the celeriak and celery, remove stalks from cabbage, discard stalks, slice carrots add all vegetables to bacon and onion, saute them off. Keep good eye on them so they don't burn.
  3. Boil the peas in a little water when cooked puree them add puree to the stew. Add water to get a good consistency. Chop or press garlic into stew.
  4. Rinse beans add to stew. Gently simmer until cooked, add the sausages.
  5. In a separate pot boil potatoes that have been cut into bitesize pieces. When cooked add to stew. Season to taste. - Serve hot with some rustic bread

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