The Beginning's of Great Cuisine

Welcome to Appabation Kitchen, I'm Sunny and have just completed my degree in BSc Animation and Visual Effects Programming. I love the VFX world and think I have great talent but also think I have a slight talent in the kitchen! I want to share this blog with everyone so they can try my experimental dishes and hope they enjoy! I want to dedicate this blog to my beautiful and amazing girlfriend Bethany Grange who will be sampling all of the creations I post on this Blog!

Thursday, 9 August 2012

Next Level Chicken Soup!


Chicken soup

What you’ll need:

1 x Big Red Chilli
3 x Cloves of Garlic
1 x Carrot
2 x Sticks of Celery
1 x Chicken Stock Cube
1 ½ x Cooked Chicken Breast
4 x Mushrooms
50g Butter
Tbsp. Flour
Salt
Pepper
75ml Cream
400ml Water

How to make this miracle:
1.       Add the butter to the pan place it on a low-ish heat
2.       Add the Mushrooms, Celery, Carrots and Chilli all finally chopped to the pan. Add as much chilli as you dare I didn’t add a lot.
3.       Use a garlic crusher and crush in the Garlic. I used 3 cloves as I love garlic but 1 or 2 is enough
4.       Cook until the vegetables are soft and easily breakable.
5.       Boil the water then add the stock cube.
6.       Add the flour to the vegetable mixture and stir well.
7.       Add the stock to the pan stir well and allow to simmer.
8.       Now take a hand blender or a normal blender and blend the mixture until at a constancy to suit your pallet. Not a necessary step.
9.       Mix in the salt and pepper to taste.
10.   Take the cooked chicken any part will do I used breast. Chop it into cubes or pick it with two forks to make it stringy
11.   Add the chicken to the mixture and stir well.
12.   Taste if needs salt and pepper add to your heart’s content.
13.   When about to serve adds the cream and stir well.
14.   Best served piping hot and with some crusty bread.

Didnt take a pic sorry guys was too nice and had eaten it before I remembered. I'll post the pic next time I make it

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