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VOLUME 1 - Kilimanjaro Foods

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7 Servings<br />

2 c split peas<br />

7 c water (or broth)<br />

1/4 c butter<br />

1 lg onion,chopped<br />

3 cloves garlic,minced<br />

2 carrots,diced<br />

2 stalks celery,chopped<br />

1 bay leaves<br />

1 t dried basil,crumbled<br />

1 ham bone (optional)<br />

or 2 tablespoon. nutritional<br />

- yeast<br />

and 2 teaspoon. tamari<br />

soy -sauce (o<br />

1 t honey (or brown sugar)<br />

Salt<br />

Black pepper<br />

1/4 c fresh parsley,chopped<br />

-(optional)<br />

Cover split peas with water or broth, bring to a boil for 2 minutes,<br />

remove from heat and let stand for one hour. In a large soup pot, saut<br />

onion and garlic in butter until light golden. Add carrots and celery and<br />

saute for 2 minutes more. Stir in peas, after their hour is up, and the<br />

herbs. If using a ham bone, add it now. If using the vegetarian<br />

version, do not put in the yeast and tamari. For both versions, only<br />

add salt, honey and pepper when soup is finished cooking. Simmer for<br />

about 1 1/2 hours, or until the peas are cooked and mushy. Stir<br />

occasionally to keep it from sticking to the bottom of the pan. When<br />

peas are done, remove the ham bone, or for vegetarian version, add<br />

the yeast and tamari, then for both add honey and salt and pepper to<br />

taste. Stir in fresh parsley. Serve plain or with garnishes of onion,<br />

grated cheese or sour cream.<br />

Yields: 7 cups<br />

Spring Vegetable Blanquette

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