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Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Indian style vegetable stock



(Adapted from Tarla Dalal's Indian Vegetarian Cookbook, O/P 1983)

2013 is apparently the year of Soup, at least here.

This is one of the most interesting stock recipes I have encountered.  I have recently been working on a semi-vegetarian diet, and in my opinion Indian cuisine does the best job with this type of menu.  This came from an antique cookbook found in Julian.  I find it interesting for this stock to include potato and tomato.  Of course, I cannot leave well enough alone.  I have added some more savory elements and different vegetables.  Next stop - on to beautiful soups!

(Double Recipe, yield approx. 3.5 Qts.)

THE RECIPE:

7 carrots
2# green beans
6 stalks celery, leaves included
5 large onions
4 large potatoes
5 large tomatoes
1 head garlic
1/2 head of green cabbage

2T sea salt
1T whole black peppercorns
1T oregano leaves
14 Cups filtered water

Rinse and coarsely chop all vegetables.  Place in large stockpot; add seasoning and water.  Bring to a boil, cover and simmer for approximately 2 1/2 hours.  Cool and strain.  Keep refrigerated for your favorite vegetable soup recipes.  

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