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BEEF BOURGUIGNONNE - The King of beef stews!

BOUILLABAISE - Shellfish stew!

GUTSY'S BROCCOLI AND BACON SOUP - WITH A SECRET INGREDIENT

CALAMARI - FESTIVAL STYLE - Calamari stew!

NEW ENGLAND CLAM CHOWDER - Gutsy's way to make chowder!

NEW ENGLAND CLAM CHOWDER - Basic recipe!

CORN AND POTATO CHOWDER

CRAB AND YOGURT SOUP A cool and refreshing soup for that hot summer evening!

DEVIL'S CAULDRON - If you like it hot, then this stew's for you!

EGG SAUCE - A sauce for thickening soups!

FRENCH ONION SOUP - Buzz's quick and easy method...and delicious!

FRUTA MARE' - Seafood Stew!

GREEN BEAN STEW (GANANCH FASOOLYA) - Armenian lamb and green bean stew!

HUNGARIAN GOULASH - The National dish of Hungary!

HUNGARIAN SZEGED GOULASH - A Hugarian goulash with apples!

GUTSY GOURMET'S SAUERKRAUT GUMBO© - Gutsy's favorite comfort food

IRISH STEW - Made with Guiness Stout!

JEWISH CHICKEN SOUP - Jewish Penicillin!

JOOJUKH - A cold yogurt and cucumber soup. "Armenian Gaspacho".

KEUFTA STEW - Armenian meatball stew!

LAMB CURRY MADRAS

LAMB STEW - Armenian style lamb stew!

LAMB AND EGGPLANT STEW - Strictly Eastern Mediterranean!

LAMB AND OKRA STEW - A soup for okra lovers everywhere!

MANHATTAN CLAM CHOWDER

MEXICAN BOUILLEBASSE (GREEN SOUP) - A Mexican seafood stew with a Poblano chile base!

MOROCCAN TANGINE - A slighty sweet and spicey stew. Great with couscous

PIZZA RUSTICA - More like a pie than a pizza!

PORTUGESE SOPA (Soup) - A meal in itself!

SAUSAGE AND MASHED POTATO SOUP - A wee bit of Ireland!

TORTILLA SOUP

TAHN - An Armenian minted yogurt beverage

TAHNABOOR - A Yogurt soup than can be enjoyed either hot or cold.>

YOGURT, MAKING IT FROM SCRATCH - An inexpensive way to have yogurt whenever you want it.

YOGURT AND MACARONI SOUP - A hot deliciously filling yogurt soup.

YOGURT AND MEATBALL SOUP - A hearty hot yogurt soup!


MAKING SOUP FROM SCRATCH

Invent your own soup............... it's easy!
Soup is one of life's pleasures and is certainly one of my favorite comfort foods.
Soup ingredients are open to your imagination after starting with a few basics.

1. You will need a broth or stock.  This can be a poultry stock,  a meat stock,  such as beef, lamb,  veal or whatever you have,  You can have a fish stock,  
or just a plain vegetable stock.  This is basically done by simmering  in water, the bones,  shells  or vegetables of whatever stock you are trying to make.  
You can also use meat scraps,  vegetable scraps,  potato peels,  mushroom stems and etc.  to add to your stock.  You stock can be a mixture of meat,  
poultry and vegetables.  Almost always,  add onions,  peppers,  celery and carrots to your stock.  A little garlic or fresh herbs are also a pleasant addition.  
Pan juices from roasts will also flavor your stock. Season your stock with salt and pepper,  strain into a container and you have your soup stock.  You can 
enjoy the stock as a clear soup,  or you take the next step and make your own masterpiece soup.

2.  Now you can get imaginative!  You can add a variety of things to your stock.  Seafood,  diced chunks of meat, sausages,  pasta ,  rice,  bite-size 
pieces of vegetables,  fruit juices,  mushrooms,  other spices,  beans and etc.  You can also add cheese,  milk,  cream and wine.  You can thicken your 
soup with a little corn starch,  or bread crumbs,  or flour,  or masa harina (Mexican corn flour).  Potatoes,  rice and pastas will also thicken your soup.

3.  Don't get too crazy!  Remember that all flavorful things do not go well together. I'm sure you won't be putting broccoli in your clam chowder.......  or 
maybe you will.  Just go easy at first and add herbs and spices sparingly and taste it often.  Delicate soups like mushroom,  should not have heavy 
flavors to detract from the delicate flavor of the mushrooms.  I think you get my point.

4.  Just remember that when you make stock,  you make enough to use it again.  Once you have stock,  you can freeze it for later.  A few milk cartons 
of stock in your freezer quarantees you a 20 minute,  hearty meal when time is of the essence.

5.  I'm sure after a short time you can come up with a vast number of soup recipes that come from your imagination and taste for good soup.

Enjoy! The Gutsy Gourmet 


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