Simple Split Pea Soup
Serves 2 -3
6oz of dry split peas (I mix yellow and green)
1/2 onion, chopped
1/2 carrot, diced
1/2 celery stalk, diced
2 cloves of minced garlic
1/2 medium potato diced
About 3-5 cups of vegetable broth ( I use "No Chicken" Broth)
Salt and pepper to taste
Spray bottom of 3 quart pot with cooking spray or use 1 tsp of olive oil. Saute your onion, celery, and carrots until semi tender. Add the garlic and stir for about 1 minute. Add in the potato, peas, and enough broth to cover the peas. Bring to a boil, cover, and simmer for about 45 minutes. I stir mine about every 10 to 15 min adding more broth as needed. Once the peas are soft and the veggies are cooked I use my hand blender or "boat motor" as it is called in our home, to puree the soup. A blender will work well also. Next serve it up and enjoy!
Whats for dinner tomorrow night? I am playing with the idea of using sauerkraut, but how? :o)
14 comments:
I LOVE split pea soup!
Mmm, with the cold weather coming in so near, I will definitely try this out asap :)
Thanks for the recipe. I have a whole bag of split peas laying around...
Pea Soup ROCKS!!
I make a good one too but I add Vegan Bacon in mine - you should try it!
My hubs would love this soup.
As for sauerkraut, I could eat it straight up...
Vegan Dad has a great Reuben corned beef seitan recipe. I actually make reubens without the meat, since with the dressing and kraut, you can't really taste it anyway!
Oooh, comforting!! Glad that DH likes it now too :0)
You have convinced me in a single post that split pea soup is delicious!!
I LOVE split pea soup, and my husband didn't like it until I made him eat mine, either. Now he is converted!
I will definitely be making this! I am in total agreement about the ham hock not being necessary. I've been searching for a good split pea soup recipe, I'll have to try out yours. It sounds delish!
My southern family always used hamhocks! I love your recipe and hope it cools off here soon so I can make it.
About pierogies - I buy them premade and frozen in a box of 12, usually in the ethnic section of the freezer.
mmmm, getting to be soup weather and i'm lovin' it. looking forward to the sauerkraut!
Ham hock... Ugh! Who made up the rule that soup needs rotty old bones for flavor?! I'm in a cooking class at school right now and seriously, practically every recipe in our textbook includes some sort of animal remnant...
But your split pea soup sounds clean, simple, and delicious!
I love sauerkraut, so I'm excited to see how you use it!
hhhmmmm...sauerkraut on a tempeh sandwich! yummy!
i love split pea soup. i have a recipe of my own on my page too.
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