Umbrian Farro Soup (Umbra Zuppa di Farro)

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Prep time
1 hour -
Prepare time for dinner
1 hour -
Serves
6
Creator Notes
Being a large lover of farro, on a recent outing to the Umbrian nation-enlighten of Italy I realized that farro soup became on many menus. I attempted it and determined that I had to assemble my beget version. It is terribly significant to exhaust the richest, most scrumptious beef stock, preferably score-it-yourself. The unparalleled flavor of the porcini assemble this a essentially umami centric flavor profile. —dymnyno
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We appreciate how this well to score, palatable soup combines cooked-down tomatoes, porcini mushrooms, and beef stock, without the heaviness of cream or butter. (Plus, it be flexible: add more broth in case you appreciate, to thin out the soup to your sort, or wander away it as-is!) Dymnyno cleverly uses farro two ways: First, as a thickener for the soup. Second, as a garnish to dollop on top.
This recipe became featured in “Umami Five Ways, Coming Right Up.” —The Editors
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System
1 cup
yellow onion, medium nick
3/4 cup
celery, medium nick
1/2 cup
carrot, medium nick
2
cloves garlic, smashed, peeled, and minced
2 1/2 oz.
dried porcini mushrooms
2 cups
tomato sauce
3 cups
cooked farro, al dente
1 quart
beef stock
Instructions
- Sauté the onions, celery, and carrots till translucent.
- Heat 1 cup of the meat stock and add the porcini to reconstitute.
- In a blender (or Vita Mix), blend about 3/4 of the greens, the garlic, 1 cup of the cooked farro, and all of the porcini and liquid till refined.
- Add lend a hand to the pot and add the profitable farro,greens and beef stock. Add 2 1/2 cups of tomato sauce. Season and simmer for Half-hour.
- Abet with a dollop of farro and a pair grinds of new sad pepper.