Ingredients
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FOR THE STOCK
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Beef Bones
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6 quarts Water
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2 ea chopped Carrots
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1 ea chopped Turnip
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1 stalk chopped Celery
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1 ea chopped Yellow Onions
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1 tsp Salt
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1/2 tsp Black pepper
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FOR THE SOUP
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6 ea large quartered Potatoes
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1 ea chopped fine Leek
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2 ea chopped fine Yellow Onions
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1 ea in chunks Rutabaga
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2 stalks chopped Celery
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To taste Salt and Pepper
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6 ea chopped Carrots
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2 tbsp Butter unsalted
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To garnish Parsley - fresh
Directions
Tattie soup has been a staple in my life for 60 years beginning with my Grandma’s version on my visits to Portgordon and later with my mothers version served frequently as we were not well off and it was a great hearty meal. Still today we make it at home as a winter warmer that can’t be beat. There are many variations on Tattie soup depending on what root vegetables are readily available and inexpensive. This is my version and I have tried to stay as close as possible to Grandma’s version which of course was never written down.
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TO MAKE THE STOCKIt is easy to make soup stock though a little messy and time intense. Place the water in a large stock pot and bring to a boil. Add the stock vegetables and simmer for 3 hour. From time to time skim off the scum that will come to the top. |
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Remove from the heat and with a slotted spoon remove the bones and the stock vegetables and discard. Transfer the stock to another stock pot or large bowl, sieving the stock to remove any remaining solids. |
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Melt the butter in a saucepan over a low heat. |
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Sauté the onion until it goes yellow brown and soft. |
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Add the other vegetables, including the potatoes, and place the lid over the pan and continue to sauté the veg over a low heat for about ten minutes to soften them. |
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Gently mash the mixture, leaving a few lumps of potato and carrot. |
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