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| Polish Chicken Potato and leek soup | |
| (Serves 10) | |
| Soup Base/ Chicken Stock: | |
| 1 Whole Chicken (pre roasted until deep golden colour and all juices) | |
| 5 large Carrots | |
| 1 Head of Celery | |
| 3 large Onions | |
| 5 Chilli Peppers | |
| 1 Head of Garlic | |
| 1/2 Cup Minced Ginger | |
| 4 Bay Leaves | |
| 1 tbs All Spice berries | |
| 2 tbsPepper corns (crushed) | |
| 1tbs salt | |
| 5L Water | |
| Roughly chop all vegetables into 15mm pieces. | |
| Combine with minced garlic, ginger and spices in a large stock pot with the fat drippings from the roast chicken. | |
| Saute veggies until they take on some golden colour. | |
| Add the whole chicken to the stock pot, and cover with water. | |
| Bring to a low simmer and then place into a 200F oven overnight. | |
| Remove in the morning, allow to cool. Strain and collect the stock. | |
| Pick all the meat from the chicken. Add to stock. | |
| Salvage any vegetables left intact (carrots) Add to stock | |
| Discard bones and remaining veg. They have given up their goods. | |
| Final Soup: | |
| Chicken stock | |
| 5 cups chopped potatoes | |
| 2 cups chopped onion | |
| 2 cups carrots | |
| 2 cups celery | |
| 2 cups chopped leeks | |
| 1 tbs minced garlic | |
| 1 cup chopped dill | |
| 1 container full fat sour cream | |
| 2 cups Graded sour pickles or sauerkraut | |
| 1 cup dry lentils | |
| 1 tbs Caraway seeds | |
| Sauté all veg until golden. | |
| Add to the stock along with the dill,lentil , sauerkraut, sour cream, garlic and caraway seeds. | |
| Bring to a low simmer, and reduce temp. Add the chicken. | |
| Cook until lentils are cooed and veg tender. | |
| *Adjust volume level if necessary to suit taste and size of cookware. | |
| Store bought broth is OK, but homemade is better. |
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