Turnip Soup. No. 3. Maigre.

The Cookery Book of Lady Clark of Til... · Lady Clark of Tillypronie · 1909
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The Cookery Book of Lady Clark of Tillypronie
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Ingredients (22)
Instructions (9)
  1. Slice 6 turnips into cold water to preserve their colour.
  2. Put 3 ozs. of butter in a stewpan, add the turnips, drained but not dried, a stock of celery sliced, a large Spanish onion sliced, button mushrooms or any mushroom peelings, a whole carrot, a second onion stuck with 3 cloves, and 2 ozs. of ham.
  3. Cover close, and shake the pan gently over the fire 10 minutes or more to heat all through.
  4. Then add well-washed rice or tapiocca, sago, or swelled pearl barley, and a French roll free from crust.
  5. Cover with warm milk—all white maigre soups should be made with milk instead of water.
  6. Add a bouquet also, i.e., 1 bay-leaf, 1 spray of parsley, 1 of tarragon.
  7. Simmer till all are tender.
  8. Then take out the herbs, ham, whole onion, and carrot, and put all the rest through a sieve or tammy.
  9. Heat up and add a grain of paper and a lump of sugar, also, when off the boil, a little cream, if to be had.
Original Text
Turnip Soup. No. 3. Maigre. (Mrs. Thomas.) Slice 6 turnips into cold water to preserve their colour; put 3 ozs. of butter in a stewpan, add the turnips, drained but not dried, a stock of celery sliced, a large Spanish onion sliced, button mushrooms or any mushroom peelings, a whole carrot, a second onion stuck with 3 cloves, and 2 ozs. of ham. Cover close, and shake the pan gently over the fire 10 minutes or more to heat all through; then add well-washed rice or tapiocca, sago, or swelled pearl barley, and a French roll free from crust; cover with warm milk—all white maigre soups should be made with milk instead of water; add a bouquet also, i.e., 1 bay-leaf, 1 spray of parsley, 1 of tarragon. Simmer till all are tender; then take out the herbs, ham, whole onion, and carrot, and put all the rest through a sieve or tammy. Heat up and add a grain of paper and a lump of sugar, also, when off the boil, a little cream, if to be had. Onion soup may be made in the same way.
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