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  1. I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.

    Thanks!

  2. I would throw out the turnips. Oh......... you want added ingredients to make it better. How about
    a can of diced tomatoes? and of course onions. Add some chicken/powdered soup stock, perhaps
    noodles. Voila!

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    Quoted message said:

    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for
    saltiness, black peppercorns ...

    please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.

    Thanks!

  3. I didn't drink the punch. said:


    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.

    Thanks!

    Onions, shallots and/or scallions.

  4. I didn't drink the punch. said:

    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.

    A bay leaf. Just about any meat-based soup or stock benefits from a bay leaf. It'll have to simmer
    for a little while to release the flavor, and of course you remove the bay leaf before serving.

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    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.

    Thanks!


    Onions and carrots. Got any left-over vegies of any kind? Toss 'em in!

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    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    ...Carrots, onion. Make your turkey stock and strain. Refrigerate it over night to draw off fat.
    Place plain stock back in pot and add a whole chicken and some fresh cut up vegetables and a can of
    tomatoes. Simmer until chicken is falling off bone. Remove meat add to pot with veg. You may also
    refrigerate this lot to draw off fat from the chicken. When ready to serve bring to simmer and add
    noodles and some herbs like dill and thyme.

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    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    Remove celery. Add Napa cabbage or bok choy.

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    Quoted message said:

    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    ...Carrots, onion. Make your turkey stock and strain. Refrigerate it over night to draw off fat.
    Place plain stock back in pot and add a whole chicken and some fresh cut up vegetables and a can
    of tomatoes. Simmer until chicken is falling off bone. Remove meat add to pot with veg. You may
    also refrigerate this lot to draw off fat from the chicken. When ready to serve bring to simmer
    and add noodles and some herbs like dill and thyme.

    Thanks, Everyone. I strained out all the stuff and I'll use it to parboil that meal's vegetable
    instead of stir-frying. So goes the last of the Thanksgiving turkey.

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    I didn't drink the punch. said:


    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.

    Thanks!


    parsnip potatoes carrot

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    Onions, shallots and/or scallions.

  10. Saerah Bennett said:


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    I didn't drink the punch. said:


    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.

    Thanks!


    parsnip potatoes carrot

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    Onions, shallots and/or scallions.

    Please watch how you snip so the proper posters are in the proper order. :-)

    Thanks!
    K.

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    Saerah Bennett said:


    Katra wrote in message <[email hidden]>...

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    "I didn't drink the punch." wrote:
    >
    > I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    > peppercorns ...
    >
    > please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.
    >
    > Thanks!

    parsnip potatoes carrot

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    Onions, shallots and/or scallions.

    Please watch how you snip so the proper posters are in the proper order. :-)

    Thanks!

    Cut the chunks up big so they can be strained easily, pour some into ice trays for easy sauce later!

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  12. Quoted message said:

    I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    peppercorns ...

    please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.

    I would buy one of those rings of Eckrich sausage, like Polska Kielbasa or Pork or Beef smoked
    sausage, and dice some of that up for your soup. I would consider adding a can of diced tomatoes and
    the juice to your soup. A little diced potato and onion wouldn't hurt either.

    You'll need a couple cans of chicken stock to boil the bones in; I would cook them at least an hour
    and probably 2 or 3 hours until the bones are clean. I strongly advice you that you do not add any
    other ingredients at this point (except for possibly a bouquet garnee) because the bones and broth
    have to be strained very well and the solid which gets caught in the strainer has to be cleaned very
    carefully for pieces of cartilige and small bone fragments. This is the messy part of the soup
    making; when you put all the strained meat back into the soup and discard the unedible items, it is
    time to put the tomatoes and sausage and other vegetables into the mix.

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    with which others try to prove him wrong" James Mason from the movie "Heaven Can Wait".

  13. slim said:
    Katra said:


    Saerah Bennett said:


    Katra wrote in message <[email hidden]>...
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    >"I didn't drink the punch." wrote:
    >>
    >> I've got turkey bones, celery, garlic and ginger, preserved turnip for saltiness, black
    >> peppercorns ...
    >>
    >> please throw out any ingredients to add to improve this very basic soup.
    >>
    >> Thanks!
    >

    parsnip potatoes carrot

    Onion

    and I'd brown everything in the oven before I threw them into the pot.

    Practice safe eating - always use condiments

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