Wild Rice Soup

Started by rockchalk06, January 22, 2017, 02:24:36 PM

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rockchalk06

One of my favorite quick lunches.



1 chicken thigh
1/4 stick of unsalted real butter
2 table spoons of fresh garlic
1 pack of Bear Creek Wild Rice Soup pack
9 cups of water
5 ice cubs


Cut chicken into dime size pieces. Sauté in skillet with butter, garlic and ice cubes

Boil 9 cups of water. Stir in soup pack and turn the stove top to a low low simmer. Mix in chicken with all the garlic and sauce it made. Stir every 2-3 minutes on low. I like to let it simmer for 30 minutes for everything to blend and become soft.

Serves 2-3.


flowerjohn

That looks real good!!!


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Pacific NW Ron

Richard, I keep seeing all these great lunches and dinners you make.  Next summer, if and/or when I come back there to visit family maybe my brother and me will invite our selves over for a taste of one of those great recipes   :)
Ron
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rockchalk06

Quote from: sportsmansfriend on January 22, 2017, 03:47:03 PM
Richard, I keep seeing all these great lunches and dinners you make.  Next summer, if and/or when I come back there to visit family maybe my brother and me will invite our selves over for a taste of one of those great recipes   :)
Ron

Ron you are always welcome sir.

Wizard

Alright, now I'm hungry again. I'll never lose weight hanging on this site.  ;D  I'm salt restricted. Bear Creek has too much salt for me but they make great tasting soups.

flowerjohn

Quote from: Wizard on January 22, 2017, 05:22:31 PM
Alright, now I'm hungry again. I'll never lose weight hanging on this site.  ;D  I'm salt restricted. Bear Creek has too much salt for me but they make great tasting soups.

Geebus, you won't want to see this then!





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Wizard

What is it? Buffalo tongue?

flowerjohn

Smoked salted pork skin. My left eye is throbbing after eatin some!


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Wizard

That stuff can kill you. What; you run out of Whale blubber or Moose hump?

flowerjohn

Quote from: Wizard on January 22, 2017, 06:18:54 PM
That stuff can kill you. What; you run out of Whale blubber or Moose hump?
Roflmao!! I was just seein if I could eat more pigskin than Green Bay did today!


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Oldfart9999

Quote from: flowerjohn on January 22, 2017, 05:26:40 PM
Geebus, you won't want to see this then!





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Now that is some damn good eats right there!!!!! I always do something like that when I buy a pork shoulder.
Saw a version of Scandinavian pork shoulder. Criss cross the fat cap with a sharp knife and rub coarse salt into it, roast for 1 hour at 400 degrees F. then for 3-4 hours at 300 degrees, let rest and eat with whatever sides you want.
Rodney
Old Fishermen never die, their rods just go limp.