Made this soup last night......out of this world!!! Only thing I changed is that I used ground turkey for the meat balls and added dried
Basel after the soup was cooked. Oh yeah, breadcrumbs instead of
panko, noodles instead of orzo.....
geeez, guess I changed
alot of things, sorry! It still turned out really, really good though, you will have to try it, was
alot of fun to make and one bowl was just not enough. No telling what the # of calories were, or sodium
mg's or
carbs count were.....just was plain good to the last drop.
Fabio's directions were really easy and he is a kick to listen to, if you want to watch his video just type in "Fabio's Italian Wedding soup" click on one of the links and that will take you to his video. I tried to get his video on my blog, but could not seem to get it........oh well.
Here is the recipe: 1 c chopped onion, 1 c chopped carrots, 1 cup chopped celery, saute in extra virgin oil, cook on high till
caramelized. While cooking make meatballs.
1 lb ground beef or ground turkey, 3 T
Parmesan cheese, 1/3 c
panko or breadcrumbs, 2 eggs, salt and pepper to taste. mix with hands and make balls bite size or 1/2 in. in diameter. Bake in oven 10 -15 minutes at 375 degrees.
Add 3 qt. chicken stock to chopped and saute'
vegies, 3 handfuls of baby
spinach, 1-2 cups orzo (I used
Penni noodles, guess you can use whats on hand) Add your meatballs and simmer for a while........if you can wait that long, I also sprinkled some basil and salt and pepper to taste.
Well, these are the
ingredients I wrote down watching his video, you can get better instructions from him or from
http://www.cooks.com/ or
http://www.recipe.com/ or any other cooking site. You probably will find there are many different ways to make Italian Wedding Soup.......But Fabio does a great job and he is fun to watch, plus it was very simple to make and very delicious too!!!
Working on some St. Patrick cards,
hopefully will have a set up by this week-end. JP and I are going on a date later on today........going to the antique mall to look at clocks and bowls for his cousin Doug. Have a great day and keep looking up for you never know when your redemption will
draweth nigh.
Cheers ~ Louise