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Weeknight Dinners: Avgolemono Soup
February 25 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm PST
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Weeknight Dinners: Avgolemono Soup
Fun to say, delicious to eat! This fabulous Greek soup can turn chicken and rice leftovers into a luscious lemony soup that everyone in the family will love. The ingredient list is small, the magic is big! (Also, it is dairy and gluten-free.)
Many people have been asking for a Livestream class to make an easy and delicious dinner. I’ve one-upped you! Here, you can make Roast chicken with rice one night and Avoglemono Soup later in the week. It’s a 2-fer! For the Livestream class, let’s not worry about “how to turn leftovers into a soup.” Instead, we’ll use all fresh ingredients (no leftovers) to learn this amazing dish. Once you’ve mastered the soup, you’ll quickly see all the possibilities, from making Avgolemono from scratch, to portioning a chicken for multiple uses, to repurposing leftover roast chicken. Can I have an “awwww, yeah!”?
Just a Few Ingredients Make the Magic
Here’s what to have on hand to get ready for class. This will make 1 lovely pot of soup, perfect for 4 people . . . or plenty for freezable leftovers if your household is less than 4!
1 chicken breast (Bone-in, boneless, skin on, skinless: it all works!) If you have a different part of the chicken, like chicken thigh, that’s OK, too. We’re going for about ¾ pound of chicken.
2 quarts (8 cups) chicken stock, at a simmer. Before class, I’ll heat a quart of water to boiling, turn it to a simmer and add 2 tablespoons Better than Bouillon Chicken Base to make a stock. (That’s my favorite chicken stock! ) At home, you may have your favorite bouillon, or you may like to use pre-purchased chicken stock: TJ’s sells 32-ounce cartons — you’ll need 2 cartons. Whichever method you use, please make sure the chicken stock is nice and hot when the class begins.
1 cup white rice. Please measure out the rice and place it in a small pot or rice cooker.
3 eggs
3 lemons
Mint — one pack or 1 bunch of mint is perfect!
Equipment:
Soup pot
Blender (If you don’t have a blender you can also use a bowl and a whisk instead.)
Ladle & spoon
Virtual cooking classes at Hipcooks
Join us for this online cooking class on zoom, or get your own group together for a lively Livestream: Coworkers & clients, Friends & family, and kids for a Private virtual cooking class. We’ll work with you to book a date and time that work for you. More info on our Private virtual cooking classes here.
All classes are based on recipes with no more than a handful of easy-to-find ingredients. If you don’t have exactly what’s needed, don’t worry: we teach adaptable skills. We’ll send your group ingredients & tools checklists before your class, and recipes afterward. These classes are delightful — join us!
Details
- Date:
- February 25
- Time:
- 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm PST
- Cost:
- $20
- Event Tags:
- Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, wheat-free
- Website:
- https://www.hipcooks.com/Virtual/classes/list
Venue
- Virtual Classes
- Website:
- https://blog.hipcooks.com/
2 comments
Is there another class like this scheduled?
We will schedule another one soon, please check back in early August! Thanks!