Recipe

Pig In The Garden Soup Recipe

	Potandkettle / All my dishes 5 months, 3 weeks ago An excellent dish to prepare and let cook while we work on projects, "Pig In the Garden" Soup is a tasty, low-prep meal with excellent results (and a great way to use a wide variety of those "oh, we should eat this" veggies). Best of all, it is easy ... More Prep:15m Cook:60m Servings:8	Potandkettl
	chicken stock vegetables cabbage carrots onion bacon vegetarianizeit garlic noodles easy lowprep

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Ingredients

1/2 medium-to-large head of cabbage, chopped

4 small carrots, chopped into rounds

1/2 package bacon, chopped (or 1/2 pkg turkey bacon and a splash of olive oil)

1/4 cup chopped onion

8 cups water

1 clove garlic, minced and caramelized (or 1/2 tsp garlic powder)

2 bundles of udon noodles (or whichever pasta/noodles you prefer)

2 bullion cubes (we used chicken)

1/6 cup honey

a goodly amount of pepper, to taste

1 level tsp of salt

1 large, deep pot with lid

Directions

***If you'd like to keep the pig out of your garden, then simply replace the bacon/turkey bacon with a fake bacon substitute (such as Stripples), and replace the chicken bullion cubes with either vegetarian bullion with McCabes Chicken Seasoning (which does not contain chicken), or use 4 cups vegetable stock and only 4 cups of water.

Chop cabbage, carrots, onions, garlic.

In the bottom of the large pan, fry bacon. Use the bacon's natural grease to saute the garlic. If you are using turkey bacon or fake bacon, add a little olive oil to compensate.

When both are finished, pour in the water (or your water+stock substitute).

Add bullion cubes and chopped vegetables, and bring to a boil.

Add pepper, salt, and honey.

Cover and cook for 1 hour on medium heat.

After one hour, add noodles and let them cook thoroughly, soaking up the stocky goodness.

Remove from heat, let cool briefly, and serve! It is a delicious way to soak up soup with stale or harder bread that needs to be eaten.

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