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piggybreeder
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 Posted: 20 May 2008 01:23 pm1st Post

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Those little nettle plants are now in full swing so why not use them for something usefull,. Try this

Why not try a nettle soup recipe? Let us know what you think or tell us your own favourite nettle recipe.

Ingredients:
1 lb potatoes
½ lb young nettles
2 oz butter
1½ pts chicken or vegetable stock
sea salt & black pepper
4 tablespoons sour cream
Method:

Cook the peeled, chopped potatoes for 10 mins in salted water. Drain.

Wash & chop coarsely the nettles (Only pick the new, young tops,using gloves!)

Melt the butter in a saucepan, add the nettles and stew gently for a few minutes. Add the potatoes and heated stock, bring to the boil and simmer for 10 minutes or until tender.

When all is soft, cool slightly & purée in a blender, adding seasoning and the sour cream.

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 Posted: 4 July 2008 09:34 am2nd Post

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piggybreeder, tried your recipe about 3 weeks back - it was great - made a nice supper and I didn't get stung during the process ! :D

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 Posted: 4 July 2008 07:00 pm3rd Post

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glad you enjoyed it:)

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 Posted: 10 July 2008 11:11 pm4th Post

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yum yum thank you

Wendy


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