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Turkey Soup�� �� HT��� SP���140mins

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Serves��� 8����� Hot� �Poultry�� Vegetables�� Herbs� Leftovers���Soups

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Ingredients

�� 1 Turkey Carcass (leftover from a roast)

�� 2.2L/4pts Water

�� 175g/6oz Celery, chopped

�� 300g/11oz Carrots, sliced

�� 125g/5oz Onion, cut into wedges

�� 2 teasp Salt

�� 1 teasp Dried Thyme

�� 1 Chicken Stock Cube

�� 2 Bay Leaves

�� 6 tbsp Plain Flour

�� 120ml/4fl.oz. Milk

�� 200g/7oz Swede, peeled and cubed

�� Black Pepper

�� 675g/1-1/2lbs Cooked Turkey,

shredded

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Instructions

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1. Break up the turkey carcass and place in a very large saucepan together with the water, 2/3rds of the celery, half the carrots, onions, salt, thyme and bay leaf.�


2. Sprinkle in the stock cube and bring to the boil, stirring from time to time. Reduce the heat, cover and simmer for 1 � hours.�


3. After this time, strain the stock into a large bowl, and discard all the solids (including the vegetables), removing any meat from the bones and reserving.�


4. Allow the stock to settle then skim off the fat using ladle or fat separator.�


5. In a small bowl, combine the flour and milk and mix until thoroughly blended.�


6. Transfer the skimmed stock back to the rinsed out saucepan, bring to the boil and reduce the heat to simmering. Gradually add the milk and flour mixture, straining through a sieve and stirring constantly.


7. Add the remaining 3 carrots, celery and swede and season with black pepper.�� Simmer for 20 minutes.


8. Add the cooked turkey, including any meat picked from the bones, and continue to cook for 10 minutes. Serve hot.
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Great for using up leftover turkey at Christmas or Easter.

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Wooden or Plastic Spoon

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Allow to cool, cover and refrigerate

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