Ingredients
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1/4
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1 1/2
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1
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9
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1
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1
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2
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2
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1 1/2
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1 1/2
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2
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1
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1
-
-
2
Directions
Shurpa – an Eastern European Lamb Soup,The only difference between this and a stew is the thickness of the broth. Shurpa has enough body to make a satisfying meal when served with buns (traditionally, Cilantro Buns #245014).,I made this soup in the spring and forgot to review it until now. In addition to it’s cool and usual name, it has a wonderful usual flavour as well. It was a big hit. The only thing that I did differently was used red and yellow peppers instead of green ( it is more colourful). I would be interested in the recipe for the traditional buns to go along with it. How about it Hiker?,I make this at least once a month. My fiance goes crazy for it.
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Steps
1
Done
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Heat the Oil in a Heavy Soup Pot Over High Heat. Add the Lamb and Brown Lightly, Stirring Occasionally, For 5 Minutes. Add the Onions and Continue to Cook Until the Lamb Is Thoroughly Browned and the Onions Are Softened and Colored, About 7 Minutes More. |
2
Done
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Spoon Off All the Fat from the Pot, Then Add the Stock, and Bring to a Boll. Reduce the Heat to Low, Cover, and Simmer Until the Lamb Is Tender, About 1-1/4 Hours. |
3
Done
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Refrigerate the Soup, Uncovered, Until the Fat Rises to the Surface, About 40 Minutes. Skim the Fat Away. |
4
Done
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Bring the Soup to a Boil Over Medium Heat and Add the Turnip, Zucchini, Carrots, Peppers, Tomatoes, Cumin Seeds, Chilis, and Coriander. Cook, Covered, For 20 Minutes. Add the Chick-Peas and Cook For 10 Minutes More. |
5
Done
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Remove the Chili Peppers from the Soup and Add Salt and 2 Tablespoons Vinegar. Taste and Add More Salt and Vinegar, If Desired. Let Stand, Covered, For 10 Minutes. |
6
Done
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Serve the Soup Garnished With Plenty of Cilantro. |