Saturday’s dinner I fixed a small pork roast, rice, mixed veggies, a tomato onion cucumber salad, plus brown pork gravy; along with applesauce and a tangerine.
Today as most Sundays I don’t want to spend all day cooking because it has turned into a day of doing things in my craft room ~ so
Last night’s left over’s turned into soup.
White Bean Scout Em’ Down Soup
(cause sometimes
you have to scramble
to find some ingredients)
Chop the port roast into small bite size cubes
Mix the left over gravy and 2 cups water toss in large cooking pot
Stir in rice plus bite size pieces of pork. Plus two teaspoons of Worcesterhire Sauce (I use the Thick Classic) Next:
Dice one stalk of celery into very fine pieces & Slice & dice two garlic cloves ~ add both to pot.
Measure out Two tablespoons of dried onions (Walmart sells at 68 cents a bottle and can’t be beat for price) and add to pot.
Toss one handful of frozen Sweet Pepper slices into pot. I always have a bag of frozen sweet peppers on hand. Taste just as good as fresh and it saves time when using for soups or stir fry, since they already sliced into small pieces for me!
Toss one handful of frozen Sweet Pepper slices into pot. I always have a bag of frozen sweet peppers on hand. Taste just as good as fresh and it saves time when using for soups or stir fry, since they already sliced into small pieces for me!
Add additional seasoning to taste. I added one teaspoon of “McCormick’s Grill Mates”:
Spicy Montreal Steak
Add one can of White beans to mixture
Cook on medium heat on stove for 30 to 40 minutes! Stir occasionally so that nothing sticks to bottom of pot And dinner is ready in no time at all!
Serves 4 or 2 very hungry peeps
Add a croissant for each person plus a small plate full of red grapes and tangerine slices
A perfect quick Sunday Night Dinner
I'm soooo hungry for a good hearty soup now!!!
ReplyDeleteYou always find a way to make my mouth water!
This sounds and looks wonderful! xo Deb~