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Bubala’s Lox And Potato Soup

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Dairy Jewish 6 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 Onion, finely diced
4 T Margarine
1 qt Milk
4 Potatoes, peeled and diced
into small pieces
6 oz Lox or Nova Scotia salmon
cut into small pieces
2 Wings of the lox, if
available*
1/2 t White pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

One of the rare Jewish fish soups  Source: Mama Leah's Jewish Kitchen
by Leah Loeb Fischer with Maria  Polushkin Robbins  In a 3-quart
saucepan, saute the onion in margarine until it is soft  but not brown.
Add milk, potatoes, lox, wings of lox (if used) and  pepper. Simmer
until potatoes are very soft, about 30 minutes. Make  sure the soup
does not boil. Remove from heat and taste for  seasoning. Remove wings
of lox, pick away any cooked lox and place in  soup, and discard the
wings. Taste for seasoning. If the lox was not  salty, the soup may
need some salt.  *If you are buying your lox from a deli where they
slice it fresh,  ask to but the wings, which are usually discarded.
They are the large  fins that are cut away to allow for easier slicing.
Advice from Mama: I'm against violence in cooking in general, but most
soups and stews in particular should never be cooked at a violent
boil. A gentle simmer is what's needed for the soup ingredients to
develop a full flavor without losing their texture and integrity.  Milk
should never be boiled because it will foam up and boil over and  make
a mess and a smell you won't believe. Fish, too, should always  be
cooked on a gentle heat. So keep your heat low enough for the  liquid
to cook at the gentlest simmer.  Posted to JEWISH-FOOD digest Volume 98
#030 by David Fillingham  <dfillingham@earthlink.net> on Jan 16, 1998

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 254
Calories From Fat: 96
Total Fat: 10.9g
Cholesterol: 13mg
Sodium: 173.5mg
Potassium: 784.8mg
Carbohydrates: 31.8g
Fiber: 3.2g
Sugar: 10.2g
Protein: 8.2g


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