Sausage Meatball Soup
I use parmesan cheese when making my meatballs, an extra kick of flavor and also helps with binding the meatballs together.
Leeks-
Leeks have dark green tops that are usually removed because they are tough, but save them and add them to your stock. The tender white bottoms are the more usable section of the vegetable. Leeks are in the onion family and add a mild sweet onion flavor.
Leeks are great in soup and stews, they can be grilled, baked, boiled, steamed, or sautéed. They are very versatile and add a great amount of flavor. Leeks are sweeter than onions.
** Leeks need to be cleaned well, they often contain a ton of dirt that you may not even see. Try slicing them and peeling back the layers to clean them completely.
Refrigerate your leeks, wrap them loosely in plastic and place them in the veggie drawer. Leeks can last a week or more.
Leeks are packed with vitamin K, A, C, E, fiber, folate, and several important minerals as well.
I use parmesan cheese when making my meatballs, an extra kick of flavor and also helps with binding the meatballs together.
This post talks you through making your simple soup from a leftover turkey carcass. (Sarah’s version is listed first, followed by Jess’ version.)
Here is the step by step process for brining and roasting our annual farm turkey. Be sure to allow an extra day for brining! Grab your fresh herbs from the PYO herb garden and other fixins while at the farmstand!