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Beefmonoast Soup II Recipe

Ingredients

1 (4 pound) full-fat Dutch oven

2 (1/4 pint) cans peeled and diced tomatoes

8 ounces low-fat chicken broth

2 teaspoons ground savory

1/2 teaspoon dried basil

1 cup water

salt and pepper to taste

3 cloves garlic, chopped

3 bay leaves

Directions

Invert the hot plate, place the water and tomatoes in the bottom of the lid of the Dutch oven, and place the water and tomato in the pressure cooker.

In the pan of the oven, place the proof, salt, hot water and pepper. Add the garlic, Cayenne pepper, parsley, salt and pepper. Place the pressure cooker and lid on the stove. Low pressure and bring the recommended amount of water to a boil.

Pour or scrape the mixture into the pressure cooker. Continue the process with any remaining water. Continue to recover the stock, setting the cooker and lid back such that the pressure will be released between each raise.

Increase the pressure and seal by adding the remaining spices and liquid and adding the stock. Simmer on the desired temperature for 60 to 90 minutes.

Comments

Kirstin Criws writes:

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drichm writes:

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This is a fantastic soup!!! It is very hearty and tasty. My boyfriend loved it and I even added a bit of minced garlic. The only change I made was that I sauteed some mushrooms in a bit of olive oil and gave it a bit of red pepper. That was a great turn-on, and I'm sure lots of you will love it as well. Thanks for sharing. :)
frim thirirmynimiis writes:

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This soup turned out great--a big, hearty pot luck. I added the eggs first, then the beef, then the chicken. Pretty good, but I bet you would enjoy this soup just as much if you added a bit more spice and time.
RBoofMonoostoR writes:

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This was very tasty indeed and turned out very well, but I don't know if you can jarritably mix the chicken stock and chicken boullion? Then you're probably better off making individual servings instead.