…so today I decided to sideline the packets of dressings and toppings and create an abomination with the healthy bullshit

looks 0/10
tastes 6/10

recipe/

leftover bacon bits and fond I had in stockpot from trying the boiled bacon recipe

2tbsp lard (from aforementioned bacon)

blorp of minced garlic

glunk of minced onion

splish of curry powder

3 taylor farms salad kits without seasoning packages (2x maple bourbon, 1x creamy italian)

1 tbsp knorr caldo de pollo

1 tbsp powdered ginger

12oz jar of very jiggly chicken bone broth from last week’s rotisserie chicken, with schmaltzcap

16oz water

few splashes of fish sauce

several generous splishes of Da Bomb

by Ancient-Chinglish

38 Comments

  1. Ancient-Chinglish

    oh yeah, immersion blended and simmered

  2. cusmanBro

    A true abomination. Would you say the maple bourbon flavoring contributed positively to the flavoring?

  3. SpeedBlitzX

    “Blorp” “Glunk” “Splish” What are those measurements they sound like the kind of sound effects I’d see in an old comic strip.

  4. PositivePotates

    I do these like fried cabbage with fish and Mac and cheese 🤣

    To see them boiled is wild though. Glad you enjoyed it ☺️

  5. grey_canvas_

    Next time toss those in a wok with some crab base, sesame oil, onions, leftover rice, and protein of your choice. Ginger, gochujang, mirin, garlic also. Its like eating the guts of a spring roll.

  6. Visual-Floor-7839

    So it’s salt water with little bits of other powdered stuff for color

  7. Sunny_Beam

    The entire point of of salad kits is to save time. If you are going to spend all this time turning them into disgusting sludge then why not just make yourself a salad that you actually find tasty.

  8. What if you put the dressings back in? 🤔. And why do you have salad kits you don’t eat? Free?

    Also love that you made bone broth from a rotisserie chicken. You can get so much mileage out of a chicken

  9. Last-Marionberry9181

    Wet lettuce?!?! And I just finally started using my salad spinner today…

    ETA: this seems like someone you’d feed a beloved pet pig if if you omitted the spicy stuff

  10. Peppered_Rock

    a blorp of anything is possibly the worst unit of measurement ive seen.

  11. bubblehashguy

    Salad kit. Like lettuce and shit? You turned it into soup?

  12. littleclaww

    I rarely ever yuck anyone’s yum in this sub, and nine times out of ten I go “that’s not too bad, I’d eat that”.

    Congratulations, this is one of the few times an image has actively made me queasy.

  13. Avulpesvulpes

    You are going to shit many colors and shapes

  14. thewisestpig

    and here i thought i was the only one using onomatopoeia as units of measurement

  15. beliefinphilosophy

    I make a poor persons okonomiyaki

    To make the vegetarian okonomiyaki:

    * 4 eggs
    * 80 g plain flour (~ 1/2 cup)
    * 1 tbsp soy sauce
    * 1/2 tsp pureed ginger
    * Black pepper
    * Veggie mix
    * 2 spring onions, thinly sliced
    * 1 tbsp oil

    To serve:
    * Mayonnaise or salad cream
    * Sriracha
    * Chopped spring onions
    * Sesame seeds

    Start with learning the base recipe then blend around ingredients, some days I’ll use just a little amount of tempura or potato flour.. no ginger, add onions, whatever.

    Steps:

    * Beat the eggs in a mixing bowl, and add the plain flour. Whisk together to form the pancake batter. Add the soy sauce, pureed ginger, and plenty of black pepper, then add the finely shredded cabbage, carrot and spring onions. Mix well to combine.

    * Heat a small amount of oil in a frying pan, and spoon in 1/4 of the pancake mixture. Cook over a medium-low heat for a few minutes, until the underside is golden brown, then carefully flip the pancake with a spatula, and cook for another couple of minutes, until fully cooked.

    * Repeat with the remaining pancake mixture, to create four pancakes in total.

    * Serve the vegetarian okonomiyaki with with salad cream (or mayonnaise), sriracha, sliced spring onions and sesame seeds. Or any toppings you want

  16. Odd-Scientist-2529

    schmaltzcap makes everything better.

  17. Wilson2424

    Just one blorp of garlic? What kind of lame recipe is this?

  18. continualchanges

    These are the most Dr. Seussiest units of measurements I’ve ever seen and I love it

  19. magicarnival

    I don’t use the salad kits for this, but I buy the broccoli slaw type mixes and throw them into my homemade egg corn soup all the time. It’s pretty similar to this.

  20. TerminatorAuschwitz

    So is this soup? I’m confused.

  21. “I don’t like the healthy stuff in Taylor Farms salad kits” So…..almost all of it?

  22. Ashcrashh

    Those salads are my least favorites as well, I don’t mind a little bit of cabbage, broccoli and carrots in my salads, but when it’s the whole salad it’s not pleasant, I much prefer crisp romaine and raw spinach for the base when I make salads, and I make a lot of salads. I honestly think this would taste good in soup form when the veggies are tender, haha I’d try it! It would make a good stir fry also with some noodles. I might have to test that out.

  23. generallyintoit

    Wow this just made me remember something i forgot about making. I got a huge container of salad leftover from work. Huge catering containers not even opened. I had no idea how I was gonna eat it all so I made a weird soup. It was more like a stew it was so dense. I remember really loving it but my memory is quite fucked

  24. Wench-of-2Many-Hats

    Bro, why….you made mysterious salad soup. 

    Idk what the salad mix itself consisted of, but I like to cook a few chopped slices of bacon, wipe/drain the extra grease, then stir fry coleslaw mix w the bacon. Add some oyster sauce, mirin, and/or soy sauce then make a lil hole in the mix to fry an egg when it’s almost done. Once the egg is cooked to your liking, serve over rice. It’s like a lazy bibimbap lmao.