Discover a comforting and hearty Split Pea Soup recipe inspired by the Laura Secord Canadian Cookbook. Perfect for a crowd, this traditional Canadian dish combines lentils, a ham bone, and pantry staples for a soul-warming meal.
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Discover a comforting and hearty Split Pea Soup recipe inspired by the Laura Secord Canadian Cookbook. Perfect for a crowd, this traditional Canadian dish combines lentils, a ham bone, and pantry staples for a soul-warming meal.
Caramelized onions are the soul of this dish, adding depth and irresistible umami. Coupled with sweet roasted peppers, creamy white beans, and a handful of baby spinach or peppery arugula, this soup strikes a perfect balance of flavors. It’s a bowl of comfort that’s as beautiful as it is delicious.
I have used this recipe so often, the pages have come out of the cookbook, this cookbook is Betty Crocker’s Cookbook! I favor many recipes in this book, though most I have changed over the years.
What is happening is the more comfortable I am getting in the kitchen, the less I use recipes, even when it comes to baking. I asked my daughter in law Jenny if this was because I was getting good at baking, of if it just means I am lazy, she says it’s because I am good! So I am taking her word for it.