Christmas Oyster Soup (soupe Aux Huitres De Noel) Jokes, Members Recipes,
Requests and Answers. - December 06, 2004
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Today's Recipe:
Christmas Oyster Soup (soupe Aux Huitres De Noel)
2 Carrots; medium-peeled & grated in long,-thin shreds
1/2 c Celery; finely diced
1/4 c Butter; melted
4 c Milk; or 1/2 milk, 1/2 cream
4 c Oysters
salt and pepper to taste
Peel and grate in long thin shreds, the carrots and add finely diced
celery. Melt butter in saucepan and add the vegetables. Stir. Cover
and simmer over very low heat for 20 minutes, withoutbrowning the
vegetables. Add milk (or use 1/2 milk, 1/2 cream); bring to a boil.
Heat oysters in enameled cast iron pan over medium heat; do not boil.
Pour into milk and serve. Use salt and pepper to taste.
The soup should be served as soon as ready, otherwise it tends to
curdle. The milk and vegetables can be be prepared ahead of time and
the oysters heated and served at the last minute.
To quote Mme. Benoit, "This traditional Quebec dish is still very
much alive. My grandmother's recipe is, as far as I am concerned, the
best there is." Note: from Anne - it seems as oysters were used at
Christmas. My maternal grandmother from the American Midwest had a
similar Christmas oyster dish although hers included corn.
Source: My Grandmother's Kitchen" by Mme. Benoit
Posted under Canadian Recipes
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Requests From Readers, Can You Please Try And Help Them Out?
None asked since last newsletter.
These requests have been answered under "Request Recipes":
Copycat recipe for Outback Steakhouse Kookaburro Wings.
Hi all! Anyone locate a "Bone Suckin' Sauce" clone recipe?"
Have a question, or looking for a recipe? Just ask for it at the message board under "Recipes" in the forum titled: "Request Recipes"
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Today's Joke:
Posted at the message board by Admin under View And Add Jokes-
Thanks!)
Blonde's Bad Day
A blonde goes into work one morning crying her eyes out. Her boss
asked sympathetically, "What's the matter?" The blonde replies, "
Early this morning I got a phone call saying that my mother had
passed away."
The boss feeling very sorry for her says, "Why don't you go home for
the day...
Want to read the rest of the joke, or add your own? Just go to the
message board under View and Add jokes!
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