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Italian Wedding Soup

Italian Wedding Soup


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Description:

A hearty soup perfect for cold winter nights. Although this recipe originally came from Whole Foods Market, I tend to change something each time I make it - tweaking it a little more and making it my own. Image courtesy of Whole Foods Market.

Reference:

Whole Foods Market

Prep:

45 min

Servings:

5 - 6

Submitted by:

Kristy
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Ingredients

For the Meatballs
1/2
pound ground beef
1/4
pound ground pork
1
egg
1/3
cup seasoned breadcrumbs (or plain if not available)
3
tbsp grated Parmesan
2
tbsp chopped garlic
2
tbsp chopped fresh oregano
pinch paprika
1/2
tsp salt
1/2
tsp pepper
For the Soup
2
tbsp unsalted butter
2
tbsp chopped garlic
3/4
cup chopped white onion
3/4
cup chopped carrot
3/4
cup chopped celery
1/2
tsp salt
1/2
tsp pepper
4
cups low-sodium chicken broth
2
cups water
1
1/2 cup orzo
1
package of frozen spinach (drained)

Directions

1.
Combine all ingredients for meatballs in large bowl. With damp hands, shape them into balls. Cover and refrigerate until ready to cook.
2.
Melt the butter in a large soup pot over medium heat. Add garlic, onion, carrot, celery, salt and pepper and cook until translucent and fragrant, about 4 minutes. Stir in chicken broth and water. Cover and cook 10 minutes over medium heat or until soup comes to a boil.
3.
Add meatballs and orzo to the boiling soup and stir to make sure they are fully submerged. Cover and simmer for another 15 minutes over medium heat. Stir in drained spinach. Test a meatball and a piece of orzo to ensure that they are fully cooked. Taste and adjust seasoning. Serve immediately.
4.
Note: If you will be preparing this to freeze, follow recipe but skip the pasta step. Once you are finished, package and freeze your soup, leaving some room at the top of each container. The next day, prepare your pasta so that it is just undercooked, drain and add a bit on top of the frozen soup in each container. This way your pasta won't become mushy when you reheat the soup.
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