I know we just did a Mushroom Soup recipe, but I LIKE Mushroom Soup, and I get to do all the typing here.
Seriously, a friend of ours took Penny and I to a very nice restaurant for dinner and I tried their Mushroom Soup as an appetizer.
It was good but I thought my earlier version was a bit better.
It was good but I thought my earlier version was a bit better.
I decided to try to duplicate their version and try to make it better.
It was another football day here, as my Gators needed to bounce back from a defeat at the hands of Georgia the week before.
Let's get it over with. Missouri came to Gainesville and beat
tar out of us.
And that's all I have to say about that.
So, let's move on with our life (the sun did come up this morning) and make our meal
MUSHROOM SOUP
¼ CUP of Heavy Cream
½ stick of Salted Butter
2 cup Beef Broth
1 TBL FRESH Tarragon (chopped)
Over Medium heat, melt the butter
Add a pinch of Salt and Pepper
Add about half of the Bristol Cream
Cook for 2 minutes then ADD the the
Broth
Add the Rest of the Bristol Cream and
the Tarragon
Put a lid on it, and cook until it boils (turn up the heat a bit)
Put a lid on it, and cook until it boils (turn up the heat a bit)
When it boils turn the heat down to
SIMMER
Crack the lid a little, and cook for 12
minutes
Turn the burner OFF
Blend well.
Taste for seasoning
Add ¼ CUP of HEAVY CREAM, and blend
some more
The results were mixed. The taste was intense.... I should have blended half of the mixture so there would be mushroom pieces, not just a liquid. All in all, not bad. I think I prefer the White Mushroom version.
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GREEN BEANS
You probably don't need a recipe for this, but what the heck.
2 CUPS OF WATER
2 TBL Bacon FAT
Cover and bring to a boil.
When it boils, turn down to SIMMER,
Leave them cook for a couple of hours. ( I would start this part before the Soup)
See how simple... You can also use fresh beans for this depending on what is available.
See how simple... You can also use fresh beans for this depending on what is available.
Now for the main course
At the same restaurant, they charged a small fortune for a so called filet steak, breaded and fried. They served it with green beans and some (I use that term loosely) mashed taters. All for the low low price of 25 dollars.
Yes Sheldon, that's was sarcasm.
So let's make our version for a hell of a lot less money.
CUBE STEAK AND GRAVY (CHICKEN FRIED STEAK)
IN 3 SEPARATE PANS, add :
1 CUP Flour
½ Cup of Bread Crumbs
Put some oil in a large frying pan
Also set the OVEN to WARM
DREDGE THE STEAKS (Flour then Egg then
Bread crumbs)
Place them on some wax paper
When the oil is hot, fry them up.
Place them on some wax paper
When the oil is hot, fry them up.
GRAVY
Add ½ Cup of WONDRA Flour and stir
stir stir
KEEP STRING
ADD WATER AS NEEDED (WE USED 1 cup)
That's about it for now. Hope you enjoy the feast.
And remember: IF CHAIN RESTAURANTS WERE ANY GOOD, GUY FIERI WOULD GO THERE.
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