I finally got around to making that delicious
Peruvian Roast Chicken carcass into a soup. It was very straightforward and I used the same flavours in the soup that appeared in the rub on the roast - minus the mint, though, because I was out of it. I use a lot of mint and my AeroGarden can barely keep up!
The stock was a very basic carcass-celery-carrot-onion-garlic affair, with some salt & pepper. As usual, I did it in my crock pot. The flavours still on the carcass infusing themselves into the stock were utterly mouthwatering.
For the soup, I used:
- carrots
- onion
- cabbage (from a coleslaw mix)
- 1/2 cup of white rice
- more garlic
- 1 720 mL bottle passata
For the spices, this is a general idea of what I used but I think I adjusted after tasting, so I recommend you do the same thing.
- 1tbsp cumin
- 1 tbsp sugar
- 2 tsp oregano
- 2 tsp paprika
- generous squeeze of lime
- 1 tsp chili powder
In the end, it was really missing the mint, so I'll know for the next time to make this when mint is readily available to me. Otherwise, the results were fantabulicious and I got 9 servings in total. Which means I got 12 meals from one measly carcass - awesome! I am cheap and proud of it!
3 comments:
Drool...now I'll have to make the chicken again so I can use this awesome soup recipe.
carcass affair! Dear Lord, Allyson :))
What a rich looking chicken soup! Sounds like that special carcass made some great soup.
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