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A traditional Luxembourgish green bean soup

Bouneschlupp is a traditional Luxembourgish soup primarily made with green beans, potatoes, and bacon. It is a hearty dish that reflects the agricultural heritage of Luxembourg.

Ingredients[edit]

The main ingredients of Bouneschlupp include:

Green beans
Potatoes
Bacon
Onions
Carrots
Leeks
Celery
Garlic
Stock (vegetable or meat)
Cream (optional)
Salt and pepper

Preparation[edit]

To prepare Bouneschlupp, the following steps are typically followed:

The bacon is diced and fried in a large pot until crispy.
Onions, garlic, and other vegetables such as carrots, leeks, and celery are added and sautéed until soft.
Potatoes are peeled, diced, and added to the pot along with the green beans.
The mixture is covered with stock and brought to a boil.
The soup is simmered until the vegetables are tender.
Cream may be added for a richer texture, and the soup is seasoned with salt and pepper to taste.

Cultural Significance[edit]

Bouneschlupp is considered a staple of Luxembourgish cuisine and is often served as a main course due to its hearty nature. It is a dish that showcases the use of local produce and traditional cooking methods.

Variations[edit]

While the basic recipe remains consistent, variations of Bouneschlupp may include the addition of other vegetables or the use of smoked sausage instead of bacon. Some recipes may also incorporate herbs such as parsley or thyme for added flavor.

Related pages[edit]

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-'''Bouneschlupp''' is a traditional [[Luxembourg]] dish, primarily a soup, that is popular in both Luxembourg and the surrounding regions. It is a hearty soup made primarily from green beans, potatoes, and various other vegetables and ingredients.
+{{Short description|A traditional Luxembourgish green bean soup}}
-== Ingredients ==
+'''Bouneschlupp''' is a traditional [[Luxembourgish cuisine|Luxembourgish]] soup primarily made with [[green beans]], [[potatoes]], and [[bacon]]. It is a hearty dish that reflects the agricultural heritage of [[Luxembourg]].
-The main ingredient in Bouneschlupp is [[green beans]], which are cooked until tender and then blended into a thick soup. Other common ingredients include [[potatoes]], [[onions]], [[carrots]], [[leeks]], and [[bacon]]. Some variations of the recipe may also include [[cream]] or [[milk]] to make the soup richer and creamier.
-== Preparation ==
+==Ingredients==
-The preparation of Bouneschlupp involves first cooking the bacon until it is crispy. The vegetables are then added to the pot and sautéed until they are soft. Water or [[broth]] is then added, along with the green beans and potatoes. The soup is simmered until all the ingredients are tender. Finally, the soup is blended until it reaches the desired consistency. Some versions of the recipe may also include a final step of stirring in cream or milk.
+The main ingredients of Bouneschlupp include:
+* [[Green beans]]
+* [[Potatoes]]
+* [[Bacon]]
+* [[Onions]]
+* [[Carrots]]
+* [[Leeks]]
+* [[Celery]]
+* [[Garlic]]
+* [[Stock (food)|Stock]] (vegetable or meat)
+* [[Cream]] (optional)
+* [[Salt]] and [[pepper]]
-== Cultural Significance ==
+==Preparation==
-Bouneschlupp is a staple dish in Luxembourg, often served as a main course. It is particularly popular during the colder months, as it is a hearty and warming dish. The soup is also commonly served at traditional Luxembourgish celebrations and events.
+[[File:Bouneschlupp16.jpg|thumb|right|A bowl of Bouneschlupp]]
+To prepare Bouneschlupp, the following steps are typically followed:
-== Variations ==
+# The [[bacon]] is diced and fried in a large pot until crispy.
-While the basic recipe for Bouneschlupp remains the same, there are many variations of the dish. Some versions may include additional vegetables, such as [[celery]] or [[cabbage]], while others may include different types of meat, such as [[sausage]] or [[ham]]. There are also vegetarian versions of Bouneschlupp, which omit the bacon and use vegetable broth instead of meat broth.
+# [[Onions]], [[garlic]], and other vegetables such as [[carrots]], [[leeks]], and [[celery]] are added and sautéed until soft.
+# [[Potatoes]] are peeled, diced, and added to the pot along with the [[green beans]].
+# The mixture is covered with [[stock (food)|stock]] and brought to a boil.
+# The soup is simmered until the vegetables are tender.
+# [[Cream]] may be added for a richer texture, and the soup is seasoned with [[salt]] and [[pepper]] to taste.
-== See Also ==
+==Cultural Significance==
+Bouneschlupp is considered a staple of [[Luxembourgish cuisine]] and is often served as a main course due to its hearty nature. It is a dish that showcases the use of local produce and traditional cooking methods.
+==Variations==
+While the basic recipe remains consistent, variations of Bouneschlupp may include the addition of other vegetables or the use of [[smoked sausage]] instead of [[bacon]]. Some recipes may also incorporate [[herbs]] such as [[parsley]] or [[thyme]] for added flavor.
+==Related pages==
 * [[Luxembourgish cuisine]]
-* [[List of soups]]
+* [[Soup]]
-* [[List of bean soups]]
+* [[Green bean]]
 [[Category:Luxembourgish cuisine]]
 [[Category:Soups]]
-[[Category:Bean soups]]
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