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By launch_11418134
Meriden, CT
on November 30, 2008
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This recipe would be perfect, if it had a reasonable suggestion for the amount of rice. Using 1 cup of uncooked enriched white rice made a perfectly seasoned, delicious, rice mush... (I still love it.
Reading Patrica's review I thought that I like a lot of rice in my soup, but 1 cup is WAYYYYYYYYYY too much. If you're going with a wild rice I think a cup might work, but if you're going with uncooked white, try a half cup (for very rice-y soup or less.
I also used elton's turkey recipe and left the aromatics in the carcass, added a nice flavor to the broth.
By cj92_9034980
Indian Trail, NC
on November 23, 2007
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We wowed our guests by serving this soup. To add a little extra pizazz, we added wild rice to the recipe. Yum!
By treatrestaurant...
Chicago, IL
on November 20, 2006
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Is the rice cooked or raw? Come on now! When writing the recipe, one should be completely precise. I used uncooked rice. Nevertheless the soup was bland and unimaginative.
By slegendre17_2453138
Rutland, MA
on January 15, 2006
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A easy and a savroy soup
By ppierce_4574756
Tucson, AZ
on December 29, 2005
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The recipe is very good and I will save it and use again only the next time I will use 1/2 cup of rice rather than 1 cup as suggested in the recipe. The soup comes out too thick with the 1 cup of rice.
By PerpetualPainter
Chicago, IL
on December 07, 2005
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This soup is a great warm up on a cold day. Turned out great.
By jabsaw_2921804
Brea, CA
on December 06, 2005
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I really loved this recipe! It was fun to do and it tastes great! The time was more like four hours for me, but not difficult in the least...Great after Thanksgiving.
By cpbaron_469852
San Diego, CA
on December 05, 2005
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This turned out terrific! It was really easy and helped get rid of those turkey leftovers! Comfort food for the day after!
By Chef #221624
tallahassee, FL
on July 15, 2005
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I used a basmati medley rice to give the soup some extra herbs and seasonings. The stock is also very good.
By mark.davis_2056914
West Hollywood, CA
on March 08, 2005
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Excellent use for the leftover turkey carcass. I'd suggest not measuring the water to make the broth, just throw everything in and fill the pot with water to cover. There is plenty of flavor in that turkey to make more than eight cups of broth. When you're done, use the eight for this soup then freeze the rest with some of the turkey for another pot of soup later.
Made this from a turkey I'd brined using Alton Brown's recipe here. Really gave the broth and extra delicious kick!
One suggestion -- use brown or wild rice with this recipe instead of white rice.