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On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way.

Posted by Johnny Salt on 4/26/2024, 15:51:14

Thawed out a previously cooked turkey breast and shredded it
1 can of veg-all
2 packets of top ramen
5 cups water
1 bullion cube
spices

Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way.

Posted by COINS™ on 4/26/2024, 15:57:02, in reply to "On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way."

That stuff looks great!

A key step

Posted by Johnny Salt on 4/26/2024, 16:04:50, in reply to "On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way."

I sauté the turkey in olive oil before I add the liquid and veggies. Really brings out that comfort characteristic.

Ooops

Posted by Johnny Salt on 4/26/2024, 16:08:31, in reply to "Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way."

clearly, I can't post in the right place. Doh.

Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way.

Posted by Baloney Pony on 4/26/2024, 16:20:55, in reply to "On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way."

Now that looks good.

Tried to smoke Turkey once but had trouble grinding it up small enough where I could get in betwixt those little Bugler Rolling Papers to fire the damn thing up?

I know I can't help myself sometimes its old age LOL.

Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way.

Posted by Johnny Salt on 4/26/2024, 16:22:32, in reply to "Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way."

now that was funny.

Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way.

Posted by Baloney Pony on 4/26/2024, 16:32:49, in reply to "Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way."

KOOL.

I'm old but still loaded with Humor and massive amounts of B/S LOL.

Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way.

Posted by Truth or Consequences on 4/26/2024, 18:16:44, in reply to "On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way."

Man - looks so good. Sautéing the turkey in OO and using top Ramen? It's just those types of extra touches/ideas a good cook has that make a difference.

I've eaten. Won't do that again.

Posted by COINS™ on 4/26/2024, 18:55:28, in reply to "Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way."

Had 2 live Maine lobsters flown in FedEx. Boiled them and had a stick of melted butter. Took two bites. Gave the rest to my wife. Not enough sugar for a nickel. Tough, crawfish and shrimp for me in the future. JS wins big time from where I sit.

Re: I've eaten. Won't do that again.

Posted by Truth or Consequences on 4/26/2024, 19:23:04, in reply to " I've eaten. Won't do that again."

Uh-oh. So, as per last night's declaration, things didn't "pan out"? Things that even duck fat wouldn't have helped? And with very pricey live Maine lobster even. OUCH! I'd be a very unhappy camper, too.

She enjoyed them.

Posted by COINS™ on 4/26/2024, 19:36:32, in reply to "Re: I've eaten. Won't do that again."

Both of them.

Another Pro Tip....

Posted by Johnny Salt on 4/26/2024, 19:54:39, in reply to "Re: On this rainy day, I made turkey soup the lazy way."

Hey, thanx for those flattering comments. But yer right, little simple things make a difference in cooking.

Bust that ramen up in smaller chunks before you open the package.... otherwise you will have ten-mile-long noodles. And NOBODY has the inhalation lungs for that... LOL.

Re: I've eaten. Won't do that again.

Posted by Johnny Salt on 4/26/2024, 19:58:42, in reply to " I've eaten. Won't do that again."

I've had the Maine lobsters Fed-ex'd to me many times. Never had a fail. They always showed up live and ready to snap a finger. Always just boiled them.
I only eat the tail of live ones.... won't do all that other messy shit some call food.

Re: Another Pro Tip....

Posted by COINS™ on 4/26/2024, 20:21:25, in reply to "Another Pro Tip...."

I lived and learned.

Re: Another Pro Tip....

Posted by Johnny Salt on 4/26/2024, 21:28:43, in reply to "Re: Another Pro Tip...."

the best lessons come through experience.

Re: She enjoyed them.

Posted by Truth or Consequences on 4/27/2024, 12:57:50, in reply to " She enjoyed them."

When I lived in FL, I had a neighbor (and friend) whose husband was stationed in Maine in the Navy. He came home every weekend, arriving on Fri. morning and leaving very early on Monday morning. He flew into NAS Jax. on one of those planes with no seats. TMI...but, anyway, every single trip, he brought home live Maine lobster and every Friday night I was invited over to eat with them. They were amazingly good...lots of melted butter for dipping. It was a little messy, but worth it. Once, I wandered into the kitchen and saw him dropping them - still alive - into the boiling hot water. I stayed out of the kitchen from that point on. Now, suddenly, I have a "hankering" for some Maine lobster. Glad, at least, they were not wasted and your wife enjoyed them.

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