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This is a style done with lentil or pea soup in Germany.
You serve it with a nice big natural casing Frankfurter in the center.
Makes a delicious, full and satisfying meal .

Crockpot
Split Pea Soup

Erbsensuppe

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Ingredients:

1 ham hock or approx. or 1 cup of dice ham
2 quarts Chicken, beef or ham stock (8 cups)
You can make a stock with the ham hock
2 cups chopped Leeks
2 cups chopped celery root
2 cups chopped carrots (3 large)
1 lb (1 bag) Split Peas

salt and pepper to taste
1 tablespoon dried savory leaves (May substitute dried thyme)
2 bay leaves
a dash of nutmeg

6 Frankfurters with natural casing

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6 Quart Cast Iron Enamel Covered Dutch Oven
with Self-Basting Lid (Teal)
Zelancio Cookware

 

Directions:

 

Gather your ingredients

I also use a ham hock or some ham .

1 ham hock

or  about a cup of diced ham

 

You can use a Dutch oven or crockpot for this.     

1 .Simmer the ham hock or ham with the bay leaves , herbs and spices for 2 hours to develop good flavor. I then pulled out the ham hock so I could pick off the meat.

Saute the celery root, carrot and Leeks and add to the stock.

3. You can use thicken the soup, by taking 2 cups of the soup and puree them, or use a hand held Immersion blender and puree some of the soup right in he pot.

4. To serve ladel soup bowl 3/4 full put a heated Frankfurter on top and ladel another cup on top.

 

 

 

 

You can also puree the soup or part of the soup to get a thicker smoothe texture.


You can do the same with Lentils

German Lentil Soup with Frankfurter
(Linsensuppe mit Frankfurter)

 

 

 

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