Hi Pod-ners, Here's the carrot soup recipe embellished by a Spanish speaking CH, moi. See the *** below. Been lurking, but I'm back... I *SO* WISHED he'd a' made it to the Space Podyssey / Open Fields. Too bad about the frost. Oddly enough, my mini-garden did NOT frost. I'm about 150 mi. north of The Fields, in NW Indiana. Fatali, Chaco, Aji Dulce, Piri Piri, Quintishio, a tiny arrivivi gusano, LATE hab's and beeyootiful ripe-red Jalapeños are still out there. Off to find mesquite... Hasta la lista, Jesse G. CH#1200 Ted Wagner wrote: > > William, > > If you read spanish, here's a version I found this morning: > > http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/recipes/lista/ancremzansp.html > > If not, here's the translation provided by Google: (I don't speak > Spanish, so I can't vouch for the accuracy of the translation) > > Cream of Carrot > For 4 people > > Ingredients: > > 1/2 kilo of washed, bare carrots and cooked > 1/2 onion cut in gajitos *** LITTLE WEDGES *** > 1 washed and cut poblano Chile in you shiver *** LITTLE STRIPS *** > 1 cream cup > 3 spoonfuls of mantequilla ** BUTTER *** > 2 teaspoons of chicken broth > you leave and pepper to the taste > salty cakes (*** "Saltines" ***) to accompany and watercresses to adorn > > Preparation: > > In a pot they are put to cook the carrots. Once cooked, the mixer with > a little water and the broth of chicken are ground in. > > In another pot it is put to warm up mantequilla, and one fries Chile > and the onion. When the onion already is is transparent, the worn out > carrot adds itself. It is let fry a little and the cream is added. One > verifies of salt and pepper. (If it does not want it so thick, it adds > water and déjela *** ALLOW IT *** to boil). > > One uses with galletitas golden *** SALTINES FRIED IN mantequilla *** BUTTER remember? *** > It is adorned with watercress leaves. > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. > http://personals.yahoo.com