Better than bouillon au jus is this one-dish meal that I make for my family on hot summer days. My sister and I have been making this dish for years now. It is simple, yet so filling and great for lunch or even dinner while we are on the road.
The recipe is surprisingly easy. Just chop your ingredients into bite-sized pieces and simmer in water for 3 hours to tenderize your vegetables. Then add the chicken stock and herbs, and simmer for a total of 2 hours. There is a lot of work to do, but it tastes delicious and is sure to be a staple in your kitchen.
Yes, it’s a recipe that takes some time and effort, but it is worth the effort. The end result is a dish that is a meal in itself. I love this dish, and I am pretty sure that I’ve made it more than once over the past few years. It is simple and delicious and it is something I will have for a long time to come.
Although the dish looks intimidating to make, once made the effort to just sit down and cook it looks really easy. So easy, in fact, that I was a bit intimidated to try it. The problem is that I was trying to make it in the winter and so my heat source was very low. To combat that problem, I turned the chicken stock into hot soup and used some frozen broccoli to make it a little bit more substantial.
I’m still not sure what the fuss is all about with this recipe, but it sure sounds delicious. I make the soup with a whole chicken and just barely simmer it down, so it has a nice meaty flavor and it’s easy to make.
It looks as delicious as it tastes, and I bet you can’t go wrong with it. I’ve made it with my mother’s chicken, which is a bit tougher than yours. Also, if you have any of those frozen vegetables in your freezer (and since it is winter, I’m sure that’s a big deal), you should be able to make a pretty healthy soup with them.
To make a soup that tastes as good as it smells, you’ll need chicken stock, water, onions, garlic, carrots, celery, white wine, and stock cube. You can either use frozen vegetables like frozen peas, carrots, celery, or potatoes; or you can substitute frozen vegetables for the frozen vegetables you already have in your freezer.
The soup is very simple. Combine the chicken stock, water, and stock cube in a blender and blend on low speed until you get a thick, smooth, and not too soupy soup. Add in the onions, garlic, and carrots and blend again. Add in the celery, white wine, and white of the stock cube and blend again. Slowly add the carrots and celery and blend again. The end result is soupy, but still very tasty.
The soup is also quite tasty, but if you like your soup thick, you’ll like this better. Just blend in the broth, water, and the other ingredients and blend again.
The soup actually blends better than bouillon au jus, but if your soup is like mine, you probably don’t want to go with that. The soups are all very similar, but the difference is that bouillon au jus has a smooth, creamy texture and this is more soup.
