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You will learn to cook chicken soup today. You will also learn many different English words so that you can also cook it and even talk about it in English with your friends.
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Let's get started! To start, let's look at the vegetables we will use:
We will use
1 onion 2 ribs of celery and 2 medium carrots.
Make sure you wash the celery because it can be dirty sometimes.
Next, let's chop our onion. You will need to chop the ends of the onion off and then cut halfway down the middle. Then you can peel the skin off the onion.
You can just throw away everything you cut and peeled off. Next, finish chopping the onion in half. Next, you can see how I chop the onion here, I'm just doing a rough chop.
The pieces don't need to be very small for our celery. We want to chop it a bit differently. I don't like big chunks of celery so I chop it into cubes like this.
This is called cubing. So, you need to cube the celery like I show here .
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Next, our carrots carrots have a skin on them that we don't want to eat because the texture is bad. So, we can peel them off using a tool called a peeler. Just chop the ends off the carrot
and peel the skin off like this .
Peeling the skin off of a carrot with a peeler.
Again, just throw away the skin it is not important. Let's cube this carrot just like we
cubed the celery. You'll want to do the same thing. Chop the carrot in half then chop into smaller long pieces then cube those pieces.
These are cubed carrots.
Congratulations you've prepared our vegetables for this soup. Here they are.
It's important to prepare things before you cook. You'll also want to get your chicken for this recipe. I'm using four bone-in chicken thighs. These work well because of the skin bones and fat and the thighs. You can also use one whole chicken.
These are chicken thighs.
Let's go see what we'll use to cook with. I'm using a medium sized pot it makes about six servings of soup. So it's time to put our chicken into the pot. Add the vegetables we prepared into the pot. We'll also be adding two teaspoons or 10 grams of a dried herb called thyme. Now, you can add your liquid. I'm adding about eight cups or 1.8 liters of water or however much you need to cover the chicken and fill the pot. After this, I like to stir it around a bit just to mix everything together.
Now we'll turn our heat onto high and leave it on high until the soup starts to simmer like this.
Simmering is cooking at a medium heat.
We don't want the soup to boil. We just want to cook it very gently. Stir it a little bit just to
make sure everything is okay. Once the soup is simmering and not boiling reduce the heat to low and cover the soup with the lid. We're going to cook the soup like this for one hour. You can check on the soup a few times and stir it a bit, but I like to just let it cook for one hour without touching it. So, after one hour your soup should look something like this.
You should be able to see the chicken fat on top of the soup and the chicken should be fully cooked. Looks great, but it's not ready yet now we're going to remove the chicken
from the soup I'm using a tool called tongs.
These are tongs.
To do this which makes it very easy, we move the chicken to a plate and let the chicken cool down for about 10 to 15 minutes.
During this time, give the soup another stir and add one half of a teaspoon or 2.5 grams of another dried herb called marjoram. We're building some really great flavor now go ahead and stir the marjoram. I like this next step because it helps to build the chicken flavor of the soup. Skim off some of the chicken fat on top and add it to a small bowl. You can see
how much I'm skimming off here probably about 1 cup or 235 milliliters. Next, take one tablespoon or 15 grams of flour and put it into the fat you skimmed off take
a fork and mix these together until it looks and smells like a chicken gravy.
