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This soup has a sweet start and a spicy finish, with some traditional Hungarian flavor. This is what happens when you find Trader Joe’s Nitrate Free ham on sale for a $1 a pound post-Easter and you buy 30 pounds. Bring on the soup.
If you use dried beans, cook them the night before. I add 2 quarts or 2 teapots of boiling water to 3-4 cups sorted rinsed beans with 5 bay leaves and 5 fuzzy onion tops (saved from the last 5 onions I chopped) in the crock pot on low. They’re done by morning, then I rinse them.
Chop your onion and garlic and add to your soup pot or large Dutch oven on medium heat with the olive oil. Saute until translucent. Add all other ingredients and cook to your preferred consistency.
Serve with a dollop of sour cream, if you like it.
Note: these measurements are all approximate. I rarely measure when cooking, baking is a different deal . . . I think this could be made with canned kidney beans. I would use about 4 cans rinsed beans with this quantity.
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everellie on 2.25.2012
Did you try cranberries, outtathere? I would think that would work well, too.
outtathere on 11.9.2010
One other thing is that I don’t think I have dried cherries so if I don’t I’ll try cranberries.
outtathere on 11.9.2010
This looks delicious – will try it tonight!