Nexis wrote:
> I want to make a pot of vegetable (possibly vegetable beef) soup this week,
> and was thinking about the veggies. I love yukons diced small, carrots, and
> green beans in mine. What do you use? My aunt made some wonderful soup last
> weekend, with potatoes, carrots, corn, green beans, and celery. Personally,
> I don't care for corn in soup myself- but the rest was fabulous 
>
> kimberly
Kimberly,
You've got plenty of suggestions on vegies to use in your soup, but the
one vegie that I have found to make the biggest difference in a soup or
stew is butternut squash. You could substitute other winter squashes,
but butternut is my favorite.
And here's an odd one: I sometimes add some fresh squeezed orange
juice to vegie soup. I don't add enough to be able to really identify
the taste, it just adds a bit of fruitiness. I add about two or three
oranges worth to a big pot. That idea should get me thrown out of the
group, but give it a try.
Ken