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Saute onion, garlic and fresh mint. Add the rest of the ingredients,…
>> Click here to read moreThere really is nothing like a hot pot of soup on those occasional chilly days in Lent when meat is eaten sparingly.
>> Click here to read moreMinistra Tal-Haxix – Maltese Vegetable Soup
Chop all the vegetables and place them in a pot. Add 750ml of water, tomato puree’ and season. Bring to boil and let simmer until…
>> Click here to read moreYou can either have the kawlata as a single course dish – thick stew with crusty Maltese bread. Alternatively just before serving you can remove the meat, first eating a more liquid version of the stew (simpley add a bit more water whilst cooking) and then eat the meat afterwards.
>> Click here to read moreThis is a healthy vegetable soup, whose taste is enhanced due to the bacon, seasoning and cheese. It is easy to make and can be taken as a starter before a main course meal. It contains iron, potassium and some carbohydrates obviously to provide you with some energy.
>> Click here to read moreThough this is not the usual kind of soup that many are used to, it still tastes delicious especially with the addition of the bacon to enhance its taste.
>> Click here to read moreThis type of soup is mostly taken during the winter period. The vegetables which are used to make the soup help make this dish a healthy one.
>> Click here to read moreThis is a cucumber and mint based type of soup which is usually taken during the winter period.
>> Click here to read more“Brodu” is so much more than a simple chicken stock in Malta. It’s a hearty meal, with 2 courses, a delicious broth soup, and then the chicken itself, served with steamed/boiled vegetables, potatoes and crusty bread.
>> Click here to read moreFry the onion with salt and pepper. Add water and leave to boil. Add carrot, potatoes, broad beans, peas and chicken cubes and mix them all together.
>> Click here to read moreHeat the oil and fry the onion. Then add tomato pure and pumpkin. Fry gently for 5 minutes, make sure to stir continuously. Add 1 litre of boiling water, salt and pepper
Simmer until the pumpkin is well cooked.