Cream of Wild Rice Soup Meal
With fall (autumn) around the corner, we start to think of warm, comforting foods.
The older I get, I have realized that eating a homemade soup along with a cut up cheese, bread and veggies is just the perfect meal at dinner time.
This meal suggestion combines several cultures.
What's on the menu for tonight?
- Midwestern (USA) Cream of Wild soup
- Italian White wine
- French Baguette
- Greek Olive oil
- Spanish Manchego cheese
- And some fresh, sliced cucumbers and red peppers.
- Cooked Wild Rice
- Sauteed: onion, celery, green pepper (1 whole green pepper/ My addition), and mushrooms (8 oz of mushrooms, sliced/ My addition).
- Olive oil/ (My addition) and a bit of butter
- White flour for thickening.
- Chicken broth (non-salted.)
- Salt and pepper.
- 1 cup of Condensed milk. (My addition).
- 2 T. of dry White wine.
- Approximately 1/2 pound of chopped up cooked ham.(Browned) (My addition).
- Approximately 1/2 cup of cut in half almonds. (Browned) (My addition).
- Low quality Wild Rice will be broken up and full of dust.
- Dark grained Wild Rice (Almost black) is extra hard, so it takes along time to boil. (Roughly 50 minutes.) At times this rice can have a more wild flavor to it. This rice is grown in ponds specifically for the cultivation of Wild Rice.
- Light Cultivated Wild Rice has no wild flavor and cooks up roughly in 20 minutes.
- Wild gathered Wild Rice is similar to the Light Cultivated Wild Rice. But this rice is gathered by hand with canoes in fresh waters connected to the rivers.
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April 11, 2020
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