Ham and Split Pea Soup Recipe – A Great Soup


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  1. atmm89
    atmm89 says:

    2021, wow how your voice and presentations, have changed over all these years, it is so nice to see in a time lap, anyhow love your videos over all these years

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  2. tim05519
    tim05519 says:

    I was taught to wash the peas and soak them overnight, u skipped that, but it didn’t seem to hurt the soup any,. I prefer the yellow split peas,
    just because my Mom did, they’re good. btw, try garlic croutons sometime if u like crackers in soup, not sure how they work in creamier soups,
    I only use them in moe watery soup broths like. Chicken Noodle even tho I’m a lousy cook, but you’re not! Thanks CJ !

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  3. John Willis
    John Willis says:

    It’s hard to find, but I would recommend using ham stock instead of chicken stock. It brings out the ham flavor. Also, I use carrots. I’ve never had a split pea soup without carrots.

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  4. Iam Amc
    Iam Amc says:

    Dude there IS a city ham…..What you are slicing up there could easily be city ham because it sure isn't country ham. City ham is sugar cured….country ham is always SALT cured.

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  5. Peter Pzazz
    Peter Pzazz says:

    Hi Chef John,
    I’m going to make your recipe today but I’m going to add some sauerkraut to it like mom used to do. It adds a little tang to the soup. Sometimes she made it with bacon instead of ham….have you ever tried that?

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  6. John Sheehan
    John Sheehan says:

    Have to be very careful with the salt! first time I made split pea soup was too much salt and ruined the whole pot. The hams got salt in it your chicken broth might have salt in it so I use low sodium.taste and Re-season soup at the end!

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  7. riproar11
    riproar11 says:

    My mom makes great pea soup and also adds small cuts of potato during the simmering and cross sections of orange and dark carrots to add sweetness. You could simmer longer so the potato starch thickens the soup and they become "mashed potato" consistency. Next time I'll try seperately sauted then simmered onion slices to top off like French onion soup.

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