Tomatillo Soup (Vegetarian)
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"This is excellent! I added some gardein chikn scallopini. I imagine tofu would work as well." - HandcraftedlifeYield: 6 servings Ready in 1 hours
Cuisine: AmericanMain Ingredient: Soup
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| 1 tbolive oil |
| 1 tsDried sage |
| 1/4 cPoblano chile; seeded & |
| 2 mdCarrots; sliced |
| 1 tsDried Oregano |
| 1/2 cRed bell pepper; seeded & |
| 1/4 cChopped cilantro |
| 1/2 cYellow bell pepper; seeded & |
| 6 cWater |
| 1 tbGround red chile |
| 1 tsKosher salt |
| 1 tbGround cumin |
| 1/3 cFresh orange juice |
| 3 Stalks celery; sliced |
| 2 cTomatillos; sliced |
| (husks removed) |
| 1 lgLeek*; sliced |
| 1 tsDried thyme |
| 1/4 cFresh lime juice |
Tomatillo Soup (Vegetarian) Preparation
*white & tender green parts In large pan over medium heat, saute the celery, leek, carrots, bell peppers, poblano, and tomatillos in olive oil. Add oregano, thyme, sage, cumin, red chile and salt. Add water to cover and simmer until tender. Add juices and cilatnro. Season with salt to taste. Serves 6. Authors note: Soup keeps well and tastes very good the second and even third day after preparation, so dont hestiate to make this early. Restaurant: Garlands Oak Creek Lodge, Sedona, Arizona, Chef Amanda Stine. Book: Vegetarian Southwest, recipes from the regions favorite restaurants, by Lon Walters, 1998; ISBN: 0-87358-710-3. Recipe by: Garlands Oak Creek Lodge, Sedona, Arizona
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