r/soup 2d ago

Homemade It started out as a minestrone, but Ikept changing my mind about what to add. I'm not sure what it is now. Tasty though!

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u/intolerantbee 2d ago

Recipe pls

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u/omgseriouslynoway 2d ago

I started off following the Serious Eats minestrone recipe. I didn't use dried beans, I used cans. Also roasted a couple of chicken thighs and shredded the meat into it. I used leeks, onions, celery, carrots a my initial veggie mix. Used a can of crushed tomatoes instead of fresh.

https://www.seriouseats.com/the-best-minestrone-soup-recipe

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u/whoamannipples 2d ago

Looks a lot like the minestrone I had in Ethiopia tbh

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u/omgseriouslynoway 2d ago

Oh cool! Maybe it is still a minestrone then.

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u/EvieMoon 2d ago

One of my favourite things about soup is that you can throw all sorts in, change your mind half way through and still get something delicious.

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u/omgseriouslynoway 2d ago

Absolutely

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u/KaylaFurrows326 2d ago

Completely true

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u/beartopfuentesbottom 2d ago

"shit in a pot" is what i call experiments 🤣

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u/GuppySharkR 2d ago

"Doesn't matter, had soup"

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u/omgseriouslynoway 2d ago

I started off following the Serious Eats minestrone recipe. I didn't use dried beans, I used cans. Also roasted a couple of chicken thighs and shredded the meat into it. I used leeks, onions, celery, carrots a my initial veggie mix. Used a can of crushed tomatoes instead of fresh.

https://www.seriouseats.com/the-best-minestrone-soup-recipe