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Sunday, June 9, 2013

What's for dinner???

Homemade soup that's what!  Everything organic or natural grown and local.
Bob made soup for dinner last night.  It was a perfect meal after a day of working in the yard and just enjoying the day.
He started with saute-ing onions and then adding some garlic in the saute pan.  In the meantime he had started some beef broth carrots and celery in a soup pot.  Let that cook up and tenderize the veggies.  Add the sauted onion and garlic to the pot with some Orzo (yummy good) salt and pepper.  Then Brown some good hamburger in the frying pan add a shot or two of Worcestershire sauce and some diced tomatoes.  Add that to the pot and keep simmering and as a final touch add some Herbes de Provence. (thyme, fennel, basil,savory and Lavender).  If I have forgotten anything Bob will let me know.
Wowee Zowie extra good.
If you would like it vegetarian just omit the Hamburger and us Vegetable broth---just as good.

13 comments:

Lady Di Tn said...

Wow it must be nice to have a guy cook for you. My Prince is not a cook. Still checking my mailbox for my bottle. LOL. Peace

TexWisGirl said...

lordy, that sounds good!

Lowell said...

Homemade raspberry wine and now this! Kudos to Bob. Thanks for the recipe...Lois Anne's a vegetarian but I think she'd like this, sans beef broth and hamburger! Looks mighty good!

Gaelyn said...

Please send Bob to the Grand Canyon to cook for this Ranger. :) And you come too. Bring fresh vegies.

BlossomFlowerGirl said...

Ooh home made soup - yum. Sounds hearty and worming on a cold night and it's winter here now. Like the bright colours.

CDH said...

Sounds good! I like your bowls, they are cute..

So, we don't need to have a BBQ Saturday? You guys bring the soup and wine - we'll be good to go! :) just kidding.

LONDONLULU said...

Yummy! I love orzo and that sounds just the thing after a long day outdoors...oh, I also love your servingware:)

cieldequimper said...

I'm just having breakfast, can I come over for lunch for the leftovers, if any? :-)Love the French touch of herbes de Provence!

Coastal BC Stories Books said...

Tell Bob the soup looks yummy, and I love the colourful bowl. - Margy

EG CameraGirl said...

Looks yummy!

Stewart M said...

Ah, soup! A wonderful invention!

Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne

PS: how anybody could make geography dull is beyond me - but thats just me I suppose! SM

Jerez / Sherry /Eve2.0 said...

I'm ready for a bowl!!!

Rose said...

Did you save any for me? LOL Sounds delicious.