My roommate, sorry I'm the one trying to be a chef, but I let him cook, tried making split pea soup and even after 3 hours of simmering the peas were hard as rocks. He had even soaked them for 2 days.
Something I see a lot of people do and I do not see a reason for it: Why sweat the onion and carrot in fat, then just add the wet ingredients after, why not skip that step, throw all that shit pardon my french into a pot and let it cook, to me that oil is 200 extra useless calories, as if the carrot and onion won't break down with the peas. And EVOO? Why does everyone insist on cooking with that crap, it should be eaten raw, does everyone like everything they eat to taste like a damn olive?
@Wiz4rd9 Sweating the vegetables in fat helps to remove the raw flavour from the onion and brings out the sweetness of the vegetables. But if you are worried about extra calories you can always throw everything in together and the vegetable will still become soft. I have to agree with you on the EVOO, why do people want an olive flavour in everything. This soup is a very old English pottage, veg oil or butter would be more appropriate, lard if you want to be old school.
(Leftover ham) Best way to make it. I use water and merely mush up a cup of the cooked peas after cooking to blend in...makes it a little more creamy that way.
I like the tea sachet idea for the herbs. I'll try that. Très bien, merci...
Kosher salt is used for other reasons other than keeping kosher. The larger grain sizes of kosher mean it has a greater ability to draw moisture out of various foods better than smaller grained table salt.
I love split pea soup and have a few different recipes and this one is a keeper. Thank Chef and again a great presentation. You should be on television.
what makes that stock look so milky/cloudy ? I have never seen this before.
lekmann 2 weeks ago
My roommate, sorry I'm the one trying to be a chef, but I let him cook, tried making split pea soup and even after 3 hours of simmering the peas were hard as rocks. He had even soaked them for 2 days.
It was terrible.
I can blend them right? I see people crush them.
shakaama 4 months ago
Something I see a lot of people do and I do not see a reason for it: Why sweat the onion and carrot in fat, then just add the wet ingredients after, why not skip that step, throw all that shit pardon my french into a pot and let it cook, to me that oil is 200 extra useless calories, as if the carrot and onion won't break down with the peas. And EVOO? Why does everyone insist on cooking with that crap, it should be eaten raw, does everyone like everything they eat to taste like a damn olive?
Wiz4rd9 6 months ago
@Wiz4rd9 Sweating the vegetables in fat helps to remove the raw flavour from the onion and brings out the sweetness of the vegetables. But if you are worried about extra calories you can always throw everything in together and the vegetable will still become soft. I have to agree with you on the EVOO, why do people want an olive flavour in everything. This soup is a very old English pottage, veg oil or butter would be more appropriate, lard if you want to be old school.
dean0101 1 month ago
that looks delicious
teeayyrsvids 6 months ago
Your split pea soup was easy and delicious. THANKS !
MrTopdogman 9 months ago
Keith , Thanks your split pea soup was easy and delicious.
MrTopdogman 9 months ago
Hey this is like the Dutch recipe. I'm glad I can find it in English. Thanks Keith
kjherstin 1 year ago
Right when I said awesome, you said it as well. haha. Very nice, very easy. I'll make it next week. Thanks.
erb209 1 year ago
(Leftover ham) Best way to make it. I use water and merely mush up a cup of the cooked peas after cooking to blend in...makes it a little more creamy that way.
I like the tea sachet idea for the herbs. I'll try that. Très bien, merci...
Ypipable 1 year ago
Check out peasoupstudio. Excellent for you mind and soul.
UnaFlorecita 1 year ago
Thank you for this video, very healthy. High in fiber and protein! Yummy too!
DJLunasf 2 years ago
lol why is the chicken broth white
teflondon91 2 years ago
No GARLIC???
AshleySax 2 years ago
He said you could add garlic if you wanted.
katrinamanis 2 years ago 3
you could add some diced turnips too if you wanted
teflondon91 2 years ago
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kinda annoying how he says herbs.
he says EEEERbs its HHHHerbs:P
mootje1100 2 years ago
sorry did not mean to annoy you...
I watch other people cook too..I can find annoying things as well, so I understand!
Keith
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keithsnow 2 years ago
when something like that annoys you, means probably you are hyper stressed. lol. i mean, its only a word... but oh well... cheers.
seresballet1 2 years ago
very nice and simple i think ill try it out
RuneHells 2 years ago
I'm confused why he's using kosher salt if he's eating ham o.O
kunstinflammen 2 years ago
Kosher salt is used for other reasons other than keeping kosher. The larger grain sizes of kosher mean it has a greater ability to draw moisture out of various foods better than smaller grained table salt.
jamesfeenstra 2 years ago 5
my split peas take HOURS to break down, four to five hours...are there different classes of split peas?
desirae247 2 years ago
Wow, that is VERY simple ! I am wondering if water in place of the broth would ruin it.... That seems a bit rich.
GAtrippe 2 years ago
Bay leaf is a must!
bagchecks 2 years ago
I always add some selleryroot and a leaf of laural to it. Thanks for the oregano and thyme sachet tip btw.
Snuilp 3 years ago
Whats selleryroot? do you mean celery root?
Jamez122305 2 years ago
how many peas should be used and can do you process them before you cook?
mano3obe 3 years ago
I love split pea soup and have a few different recipes and this one is a keeper. Thank Chef and again a great presentation. You should be on television.
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stephentsang2000 3 years ago
What kind of drugs are you on?
Jamez122305 2 years ago
A nice fall/winter treat! Healthy and tasty!
yesandohdoyoumind 3 years ago
i luv that stuff but i hate peas and my lucky number 7!yay seventh comment!
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mrstopcancer 3 years ago
Fantastic and great presentation, Thanx!
doomer79 3 years ago
How many cups of pees?
SassyTheWhiteMaltese 3 years ago
wow, this is a very easy recipe. thanks! what would be a good substitute if there's no left-over ham?
paathimself 3 years ago
Any kind of sausage, cut up into small chunks. Smoked sausage is particularly good.
pasiflorentine 3 years ago
Thanks Keith....It's about time you got another video up! much appreciated
sapipa177 3 years ago
Now I am hungry!
Great video again, Keith.
ele12957 3 years ago 2