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I do the exact same thing with the Costco rotisserie chickens, they’re a good buy.
I need to make more of a routine out of making and freezing broth. It’s something you can do while watching a movie or two.
Ham bones make a great soup base as well. And depending on where you shop beef bones are good too.
My easy soup is a bag of frozen veggies, yams, broth, spaghetti sauce ('cause it has spices already in it) and whatever meat I have available. Spices depend on meat used, ie: garlic and ginger, peanut butter (for a play on West African peanut soup), or a few tablespoons of spicy salsa.
Home made pea soup with a ham bone is my all time favourite soup, but I don’t have ham very often. I always joked with my mom that the uglier the pea soup is in the fridge, the better it will taste when you reheat it.
My easy soup is to pick 4-6 items from: mushrooms, carrots, leeks or onion, broccoli stems or fennel, and frozen peas. I add soy sauce to the broth for an umami flavour. I don’t ever have anything measured, but I do taste and sample a lot along the way.
I like to sauté my mushrooms with garlic in a pan, cook off the moisture, then add soy sauce and spices and let that simmer for a while. I don’t know if it makes a difference, but I like to think it infuses the mushrooms with more flavour.
I’ll try throwing in some salsa next time. My mom always put tomatoes in her soup and they were good, maybe it’ll turn out similarly.
I recently found out why my beef gravies/soups didn't have that depth my grandma's had ... seems you have to add a bit of tomato paste/sauce to it. Something in the tomato brings it out.
Made a world of difference.