Oh thank you! I have some chard that needs eatin' as well. Excited to try out different veggie combos as well.
Right now I’ve got a mess of greens growing like weeds in my garden. When I start to get overwhelmed with them, this soup is a great way to use them up. This is basically a primal variation of the Italian bean and swiss chard soup, although to be honest, I don’t really miss the beans. All the flavor comes from the veggies, broth and sausage anyhow. I typically use swiss chard and spinach, but it works great with all sorts of greens such as arugula, mustard greens and escarole. You can use whatever you have available.
Ingredients
■8-10 Swiss Chard Leaves
■1 lb. andouille sausage removed from casing
■Half an onion chopped
■2 cloves of garlic minced
■1 tbs. olive oil
■Spinach (or whatever combination of greens you would like)
■4 cups organic chicken broth
■1 cup of dry white wine or cooking sherry
■Salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
■Heat olive oil in a large pot over medium heat
■Sautee the onion and garlic until cooked
■Add sausage and cook until no longer pink
■Add chicken broth and wine
■Bring to a boil and add greens
■Turn down heat, cover and simmer for 20 minutes to 1 hour to fully cook greens and combine flavors
■Serve “naked” or with a little shaved parmesean cheese
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Oh thank you! I have some chard that needs eatin' as well. Excited to try out different veggie combos as well.
that recipe sounds good - thanks
... sounds proper sexy. This, I like the sound of!
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I'm doing this right now. I'm substituting purple kale for spinach, and adding portabella mushrooms. I'm also skipping the broth, and making it more like a stew.
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