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Zuppa Toscana

Brittany Wheeler
Brittany Wheeler @BWheels_RecipeBook

This is how I make my version of that famous Zuppa!

*** This recipe is an afterthought. I'll attach pictures next time I make the dish!

Zuppa Toscana

This is how I make my version of that famous Zuppa!

*** This recipe is an afterthought. I'll attach pictures next time I make the dish!

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Ingredients

6 servings
  1. Olive oil/butter
  2. Yellow onion (large, diced)
  3. Garlic (minced)
  4. Montreal Steak Seasoning
  5. 1 lb"Hot" Sausage -
  6. 1 lb"Sage" Sausage -
  7. Bacon (2 cups)
  8. 5 lbsred or yellow Potaoes (cut to desired eating size)
  9. Chicken Broth (2 Cartons)
  10. Heavy cream (1 pint)
  11. Garlic Salt (spices all used to your preferences)
  12. Pepper
  13. Salt
  14. Kale (8 oz., chopped)

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    In skillet, add some olive oil/butter and sautee the onions.

    In same skillet, add garlic and your Montreal steak seasoning. Let the mixture mingle together while sautéing the garlic into the onion mixture.

    Remove and set aside

    Keep the pan dirty!

  2. 2

    In that dirty pan, add your sausage rolls. Cook until fully cooked.

    Drain, set aside

  3. 3

    Cook the bacon, chop it, then toss into the sausage mixture.

  4. 4

    Get out your largest pot, add all the cooked ingredients into it.

    Onion/Garlic mixture, sausage mixture, bacon!

  5. 5

    Add your chopped potatoes to the pot.

  6. 6

    Add your 2 cartons of chicken stock/broth to the pot. Mix all ingredients.

    ** please note, you may want more or less broth, adjust this once you get here - BUT REMEMBER - we still have a pint of heavy cream going in!

  7. 7

    Cover and cook until your taters are perfect texture. Try not to turn them into mush. Watch your pot!

  8. 8

    Taters done!? Turn down the heat and add heavy cream here! Simmer a few minutes (all preference here).

  9. 9

    Taste your broth, add any seasonings you want at this point. Perfect!

  10. 10

    Final step! Add all the Kale your little heart desires! I use at least a half of a pound in mine! Let that cook down a little and then serve it up!

  11. 11

    Enjoy!

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Brittany Wheeler
Brittany Wheeler @BWheels_RecipeBook
This CAN be made in the Instant Pot. Use the sautee setting for most of this. Your pressure cooking time will only need to be what it would normally take you to cook chopped potatoes. Mine is only 3.5 minutes. This took some trial and error (mushy or raw potatoes) until I figured that out. The 6qt pot will be VERY full, try using a larger pot or shrink the recipe if going this route.

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