Pork and Spinach Soup
Pork is the most commonly eaten meat worldwide; and depending on the spices found nearly in every culture. This soup reminds us more of the Mediterranean with the addition of fire roasted tomatoes.
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Pork is the most commonly eaten meat worldwide; and depending on the spices found nearly in every culture. This soup reminds us more of the Mediterranean with the addition of fire roasted tomatoes.
This is a rich and earthy soup, perfect for a small cup served as an appetizer or light lunch with a salad. It in no way resembles Campbell’s Cream of Mushroom; if that’s what you’re looking for.
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We puree this soup and serve it as the main for lunch or as a small appetizer before dinner. Everything is roughly chopped and thrown in the stock pot. Long grain rice (not instant) helps to thicken the soup and keeps it Gluten Free.
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