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Dinner last night

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  1. For dinner last night I decided to do something a bit different - my
    family tends to like the same 10 things over and over and over and over
    and...well you get the picture ๐Ÿ™‚

    So I dug around online and found this recipe

    Crab Bisque
    Serving size: 5

    2 Tb butter

    1 tsp Onion, finely chopped (didn't seem like much, I love onion I am
    sure I added more)

    1 Tb Parsley, finely chopped

    1 1/2 cup crab meat, chopped

    2 TB flour

    2 cup chicken broth (I tried the chicken "base" - seemed pretty good not
    too salty)

    2 cup light cream

    pinch cayenne pepper

    salt

    In a saucepan, melt the butter. Add the onion and cook slowly until
    golden. Add the crab meat and parsley and cook over low heat stirring
    constantly (about 4 minutes) Add the flour, stir to blend and cook for
    3 minutes more. Stir in the chicken broth and simmer gently for 20
    minutes. KEEP PAN PARTIALLY COVERED. Add the cream and cayenne pepper.
    Heat and add salt to taste. Makes 5 cups

    (I got this recipe from www. recipesource.com)

    It was very good - I served it with a loaf of homemade wheat bread.
    My husband LOVED it. I thought it could be a little thicker - but I've
    honestly never had bisque - maybe it isn't supposed to be a thick as I
    think it should.

    Next time I will try to get it a little thicker (more flour? less
    broth?) and I will make another loaf of bread

    Roberta (in VA)

  2. "Roberta" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:G855f.2378$Ix3.760@dukeread05...

    Quoted message said:

    For dinner last night I decided to do something a bit different - my
    family tends to like the same 10 things over and over and over and over
    and...well you get the picture ๐Ÿ™‚

    So I dug around online and found this recipe

    Crab Bisque
    Serving size: 5

    2 Tb butter

    1 tsp Onion, finely chopped (didn't seem like much, I love onion I am sure
    I added more)

    1 Tb Parsley, finely chopped

    1 1/2 cup crab meat, chopped

    2 TB flour

    2 cup chicken broth (I tried the chicken "base" - seemed pretty good not
    too salty)

    2 cup light cream

    pinch cayenne pepper

    salt

    In a saucepan, melt the butter. Add the onion and cook slowly until
    golden. Add the crab meat and parsley and cook over low heat stirring
    constantly (about 4 minutes) Add the flour, stir to blend and cook for 3
    minutes more. Stir in the chicken broth and simmer gently for 20 minutes.
    KEEP PAN PARTIALLY COVERED. Add the cream and cayenne pepper. Heat and
    add salt to taste. Makes 5 cups

    (I got this recipe from www. recipesource.com)

    It was very good - I served it with a loaf of homemade wheat bread.
    My husband LOVED it. I thought it could be a little thicker - but I've
    honestly never had bisque - maybe it isn't supposed to be a thick as I
    think it should.

    Next time I will try to get it a little thicker (more flour? less broth?)
    and I will make another loaf of bread

    I love Bisque - this looks like a good recipe -some have a red color -
    tomato paste you think?

  3. Roberta <[email hidden]> looking for trouble wrote in
    news:G855f.2378$Ix3.760@dukeread05:

    Quoted message said:

    For dinner last night I decided to do something a bit different - my
    family tends to like the same 10 things over and over and over and over
    and...well you get the picture ๐Ÿ™‚

    So I dug around online and found this recipe

    Crab Bisque

    <recipe snipped and saved)

    This sounds really good. I've saved it and will make it soon. This sounds
    like a really good change in pace for holiday soups.

    Michael

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