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Build Your Own Tortilla Soup
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healthierkitchen
December 30, 2010
Finally made this right before Christmas and it was a big success! I can see how this serves a party, as I did a half recipe and froze some of the basic soup and then still served 6. Delicious!
Waverly
December 16, 2010
A wonderful party dish indeed. I love this idea and your recipe. Congrats on being an editors' pick.
lapadia
December 11, 2010
Hi MrsWheelbarrow! I am testing this recipe for your Editors’ Pick; using the last of my Thanksgiving turkey stock & turkey (vacuum sealed in the freezer)…so excited to try it!
MrsWheelbarrow
December 11, 2010
That's how this recipe came about - leftover everything. Hope you enjoy the soup. Wish you were closer - I'd love a bowl RIGHT NOW.
Pat E.
December 3, 2010
I do this soup...or close to it...every year for Xmas open house. I cut the tortillas with a Xmas tree shape cookie cutter before I fry them. It's pretty cute... and the tortilla scraps can be ground up in your blender and used to thicken the soup just a little bit. I actually don't put the chicken, corn, or beans in the broth. They are in bowls just like the garnishes. Everyone puts what they want in their soup bowl and pours the hot broth over the top....making it as light or as hearty as you want it to be. Just another idea for this great recipe.
MrsWheelbarrow
December 3, 2010
Pat - I LOVE your suggestions! The cookie cutter is just brilliant. Thank you so much.
monkeymom
November 30, 2010
yum MrsW! I just posted a pozole recipe that also has crunchy fixings! Love this!
healthierkitchen
November 28, 2010
Excellent - now I know what to do with that hominy I bought! And all the dried peppers from a mole I made. In fact, I think I have everything on the main ingredient list. Yum!
healthierkitchen
November 29, 2010
Of course!! btw, is the two cups hominy the post cooking measurement? I'm planning to make the whole package at once. Thanks.
lastnightsdinner
November 28, 2010
Mmmm, this sounds like perfect party fare. I have some cooked Rancho Gordo hominy in the freezer, and it's just begging to be used in this dish.
MrsWheelbarrow
November 28, 2010
I think it was the cooked Rancho Gordo hominy in *my* freezer that started this tradition.
lapadia
November 27, 2010
Excellent, MrsWheelbarrow!!! Thanks for sharing your always brillant ideas...
MyCommunalTable
November 27, 2010
I just love the idea of having this at a open house. I could smell it as I was reading about it. Have you ever used frozen hominy?
MrsWheelbarrow
November 27, 2010
I've never seen frozen hominy! If you try it, let me know how it works?
MyCommunalTable
November 28, 2010
I shop at this great Mexican grocery store most of the time. Really good produce, etc. They have hominy frozen or in a can. I actually wander in the frozen section a great deal, because there is stuff there I have never seen before and am always trying to figure out how to use them. The array of exotic fruit purees astonishes me everytime.
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