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Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Home Shalom's Hot Dog Soup - Crock


This soup is made with organic all beef hot dogs, that skinless or lamb cased to keep Biblical Kosher. You can use any appropriate sausage in it's place. It is nice with crusty bread or cornbread, but is hearty enough that it doesn't "need bread" to make a meal. My kids LOOOOVE this soup. This soup serves about about 12 it is easy to reduce if its too much, by lessing the broth and beans and potatoes.

1. Soak 1-2 lb dry white beans* over night and drain. (or use 6 cans)

2. Put the following ingredients in the crock pot:

1 pound hot dogs, cut into chunks
3-4 medium potatoes, chopped small
1/2 tsp pepper
3-4 carrots, sliced 1/2 inch
Soaked or canned beans
2T dr parsley (or 1/2C fresh added at the end of the cooking time)
salt and pepper to taste

3. In a skillet, saute 1-2 chopped celery, chopped, 1 chopped onion, 3T butter until translucent. Than add 2T flour and mix well and slowly pour in about 1/2C chicken broth to create a gravy like consistency. (The French call this melted butter and flour base, a roux - pronounced "roo". It is a wonderful method to start scratch soups, gravies and sauces of all kinds!) Pour this sauce over the ingredients in the crock pot.

4. Pour 8C + chicken broth over the everything in the crock. Cook on low 8-10 hours or high 6 hours or until beans are tender.
* You can sub pinto beans or make a mix. I just prefer the white in this recipe.

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