I am sad to say I don’t think I ever tried the Timko Cream of Parisian Vegetable Soup Recipe while dining at local Toledo trademark restaurants Soup N’Such or French Quarters. In today’s post, I share how I found the recipe and adjusted it to use my homegrown vegetables.
Timko Cream of Parisian Vegetable Soup Recipe
I am changing it a little because I am using vegetables I have on hand from my home garden in this recipe post today. Recently in the newspaper clipping frozen can be used. My pressure cooker (Instant Pot) used as an electric pot is how I cook the recipe but you can use the stovetop method like Betty Timko did in years past. That is the really cool thing about recipes – you can spin them to work for you making your own creative memories to share with others. I actually think using the pressure cooker will lock in more flavors from the vegetable broth you create for the base of this.
In the photo above you can see I left the carrots in bite-size pieces. Adding fresh chives from my home herb garden really makes this soup POP with flavor. I hope you take advantage of the print option so you can add this recipe to your cookbook!
This is the original recipe I found in many Google searches. Please comment on this post if you know more!
Margarine Substitute
To substitute Margarine all you have to do is use butter or the list below. I had to use this Margarine Substitute to avoid going to the grocery store today. All you do is mix the following:
1/2 cup butter or 1/2 cup shortening plus 1/4 teaspoon salt.
More About The Timko Cream of Parisian Vegetable Soup Recipe
Someone left me a really sweet message on my Betty Salad Recipe. Because of that message I went searching for this recipe. I am glad I did because it is super easy to make and is now made often in my kitchen. Here is a newspaper clipping I found featuring the original recipe.
Printed in the Toledo Blade 1988. I found a few more fun recipes at Google News.
Below are some images I took to show just how easy it is to make this soup. The first time I made Timko Cream of Parisian Vegetable Soup recipe was in summer on an 80*F day. Using the Electric Pressure Cooker kept the kitchen cool.
From My Home Garden
Notably, over the past few years I’ve been learning what varieties of carrots I enjoy to grow and eat. Because of that experience you will want to bookmark my website to find out more in future article shares.
Timko Cream of Parisian Vegetable Soup Recipe
Course: soupCuisine: AmericanDifficulty: Easy6
servings10
minutes15-20
minutesIngredients
16-19 ounces of frozen vegetables (cauliflower, broccoli and carrots)
2 cups water
1/2 cup butter
1/2 cup margarine
1/2 cup chopped celery
1/2 cup chopped yellow or white onion
1 cup flour
4 chicken bullion cubes
6 cups cold milk
1 cup diced cooked ham
1 teaspoon white pepper
Directions
Cook vegetables in water until tender, drain
Melt butter and margarine to sauté onion and celery in it until onions are slightly clear.
Add flour and stir to blend in. Crush and add chicken boulion cubes.
Stir in cold milk. Stir until thick and smooth. Add ham and season with white pepper and salt to taste.
Let’s Connect
In conclusion of trying out this recipe please consider checking out more of my recipe shares. It is so much fun sharing old recipes and hearing how they touched lives. I would be honored if you shared your story with me on this post if you ever had this soup or if there are others you enjoy that bring back fond memories.
Happy Soup Creating,
4 responses to “Timko Cream of Parisian Vegetable Soup Recipe”
Came here from the Betty’s Salad post comments and had to click as soon as I saw this recipe mentioned! My mother made this soup all the time when I was younger. It was my favorite way to consume vegetables! I’ll have to give it a try while it’s still a bit chilly at night this spring.
I’ve been enjoying reading your blog today!
WOW.. thank you Debby for such a kind comment. This super is super yummy and now that you bring it up I may have to make a bowl today myself. I appreciate your feedback and hope you stop back soon.
I’d love to hear about some of your other favorite recipes so please do share.
Happy Spring,
Bren
Not sure why it popped in my mind, but brought a smile to my face when I saw it was the Timko’s recipe! I worked at Timko’s soup n such in high school. ( So did my brother) It was my first job, within walking distance of my childhood home. My very favorite menu item! I have never made it as an adult, I will have to try it! Great memories from working there. ?
Thank you so much for stopping by my website and commenting on this post. I’d love to hear more about your experience working at Timko’s Soup & Such. I’ve had a few people ask me about different salads I didn’t even know they had. Stay in touch!