Chestnut soup
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For 4 people: 2 large potatoes-1 pack of mushrooms-1 large handful of chestnuts-1 clove of garlic 1 carrot-onion-garlic oregano -1-parsley-estragon
Saute onion, one clove of garlic and a carrot, minced
Fini, with a little oregano, parsley and tarragon.
Add the mushrooms, straight out of the box if frozen or cut
slices and cleaned if fresh.
While the mushrooms are cooking, put to boil in a small Pan chestnuts
bollendole for 20 minutes if they are fresh, or just
reidratandole if you are dry.
While the chestnuts are cooked and lightly fry the mushrooms (be careful not to make them
dry!), Peel the potatoes and cut into very small pieces,
by adding them to the fungi.
During cooking, gradually add a little
hot water (you have prepared on a stove), so
keep all liquid, and a little salt to taste (shortly, if you have
plan on adding miso to the end of cooking) or even a bit
with nut.
At this point, the chestnuts should be boiled.
Drain, peel them (Yes, even thin whelk; better to do so when they are still warm, it's easier) and add as they are naked to the soup.
When you have added all the chestnuts, let it cook for a
twenty minutes or more, depending on the pot and your taste, season
of salt, add a pinch of pepper and serve after adding a wire
of oil.
(Thanks to Maresa)