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beef barley soup a maybe recipe...it keeps changing.

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  1. Well I am making a beef barley veggie soup... heavy on the mushrooms cut
    waxed green beans, about half a head of bok choy. onions, bell pepper,
    canned italian flavoured chopped tomatoes, brocolli, cauliflower and
    celery.

    At present I'm just making the broth... 4 beef short ribs...that have been
    broiled just to darken /caramelized the outer surface...soaking in water to
    cover a onion, mess of peppercorns, 2 leafy celery ribs 4 garlic cloves,
    some dried saan peppers for heat, thyme, bay leaf and a dash of maggi
    sauce...later this afternoon I'll de meat and reserve the short ribs, skimm
    off the fat and add the other veggies (mentioned above).

    I'll be pre cooking the pot barley in water and a chicken boulion cube. Pot
    barley unlike pearl barley retains its' outer casing of bran.

    Should make nice soup for lunches next week.

    This is a bastardized version of a Crock Pot Betty Crocker Beef Barley
    Vegetable Soup recipe, which I read and decided wasn't going to happen.

    --
    -Alan

  2. Mr Libido Incognito wrote on 13 Mar 2006 in rec.food.cooking

    Quoted message said:

    I'll be pre cooking the pot barley in water and a chicken boulion
    cube. Pot barley unlike pearl barley retains its' outer casing of
    bran.

    Well the broth has been de fatted, the meat cut, the veggies and meat
    introduced to the pot with the stock. Plus a cup of red wine...

    Should be soup around about supper time.

    --
    -Alan

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