We regularly develop our site to make it simpler and better. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to make sure you can always use our site. Why not use our award-winning tablet and smartphone app? Maximum 20 promotional items per customer. Dear Heinz, Somebody needs to be fired. This soup used to be the best thing since Somebody changed the recipe and it is NOT good. From a thick, dark brown, meaty-tasting soup it's turned into something which looks like, smells, like, and tastes like regurgitated tinned carrot-water.
Even an entire famous-name beef stock cube added to this - and I only used one can - didn't drown the sickly carrot flavour, or make it taste of meat much. No amount of offer price is going to get me to buy this again. Shame, because I used to absolutely love the stuff. EPIC fail, Heinz. Wow, how Heinz has changed over the years. Not had oxtail soup for a number of years. I adore this soup, its the only one I would ever have! Its on my best weekly lunches list twice a week!
Its thick, hearty and filling. Hello there. Share this product. Dried Oxtail Flavoured Soup Mix. Money Back Guarantee. What you need to know about this policy: The Taste Ireland guarantee is subject to proof of purchase.
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This not only adds an extra layer of flavor, but also helps extract some of the fat. Chenpi or chen pi or chempi is a sun-dried mandarin or tangerine peel that serves as an aromatic in Chinese cooking and medicine. Traditionally, it was made using green, unripe citrus fruits. Just like herbs, mandarin peels get more pungent when dried. Here's a method for making your own. Or you can just buy it at Asian and other international markets or online.
An odd ingredient, one that isn't readily accessible in the stores around here at least, is dried orange peel. Apparently you can buy it pretty easily in Hawaii. What I did for this ingredient is I used a vegetable peeler to strip off a long strip of peel just the zest from an orange. This I set on a shelf in my kitchen for a week to dry out. It worked great! I wondered why one would use the dried and not fresh orange peel and I think perhaps it's because of the long cook time; maybe the dried peel holds up better to long cooking?
If I didn't think ahead to dry the peel, I would just use a couple teaspoons of orange zest instead. Salt , at least 1 tablespoon , plus more to taste. A handful of fresh mustard greens , coarsely chopped about 2 cups , loosely packed. Green onions , white and green parts, sliced on the diagonal.
Fill half a large 5-quart pot and bring to a boil. Add the oxtails, and parboil for 30 minutes. Drain the pot, and rinse the oxtails in water. Trim the oxtails of any excess fat.
Return the oxtails to the pot. Cover with water by an inch. Add the orange peel, star anise, ginger, and salt. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. Cover and let simmer for one hour. Add the peanuts and simmer for 2 to 3 more hours, until the oxtail meat is tender and falling off the bone.
At this point, you can either skim the fat off the soup and proceed to the next step, or let the soup cool, and chill it overnight in the refrigerator. The next day, the fat will have solidified and will be easy to pull up from the top of the soup. The flavors will also be absorbed by the oxtails, if you let the soup sit overnight. Bring the soup to a simmer again.
Add the chili pepper flakes and mustard greens. Cook for 5 more minutes, or until the mustard greens are tender.
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