You would think that I would hate soups considering how many times I was told while growing up to eat my soup. “If you want to get bigger, smarter and prettier, you need to eat your soup,” my mom & Mamita would say.
But I actually love a good homemade soup. It’s one of those things that I crave when the weather start getting colder, like now. I like to serve this soup with a squeeze of lime juice, aji, and avocado on the side.
Buen provecho!
Ingredients
(4 servings)
- 1 pound beef, diced
- 7 cups water
- 1/3 cup alinos sauce
- 2 potatoes, diced
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- 1/2 cup peas
- 1/3 cup rice
- Salt and pepper
Directions
- In a large pot place all the ingredients except the rice and cilantro. Bring to a boil and then reduce the heat to low and simmer for 50 minutes.
- Add the rice and continue simmering for 15- 20 minutes more or until the rice is tender.
- Season with salt and pepper. Stir in the cilantro and serve with avocado.
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Zoila says
Serving with avocado is perfect! Nice job on keeping it simple, great recipe!
pierre says
i love the colour of that soup Bravo Pierre de paris
Ivy says
It’s still very hot here in Athens (35 C) and it’s very early for soups but this sounds delicious to prepare in a couple of months.
Mari's Cakes says
Looks delicious, and the color is fantastic.
Oysterculture says
Oh this just looks so tasty, the perfect way to wind up the day. Cannot wait to give it a try,
Belinda @zomppa says
Soothing, comforting, and delicious!
norma says
It is so much like our “asopao” and I am waiting for the cold to set in to make a big pot. During the holidays every home had one pot on back of stove when they had parties. It would be the last thing a guest would eat before leaving.
You brought me back to old memories. Thanks, Erica.
Sarah Naveen says
wonderful recipe..looks so delicious..
Faith says
What a great soup! Perfect for the chilly nights we’ve been having!
Heather says
This looks like it will be a great hit for my husband!
I do not eat beef (don’t care for the taste), so I am still learning my cuts of beef. What do you suggest for a soup like this? So it is tender, not tough, not too fatty, etc.
But it looks wonderful
Kim says
I have been craving soups too! Love that this has potatoes and rice.
Barbara says
I like soups too, Erica, but admit I don’t make them very often now that I’m not cooking for a big family anymore. And, I must confess, my sister is the big soup maker in the family.
Your soup looks very tasty…the color is marvelous and I really like the flavors you have incorporated. Perhaps my sister will make it and share with me???
Velva says
I have had a miserable cold all week, and all I have wanted is a bowl of real soup. I cannot even begin to tell you how good this looks.
tasteofbeirut says
This homemade soup reminds me of how wonderful it is to make and have soup on hand! I wish it was cooler in here, we are in an Indian summer still!
Simply Life says
oh I would love a big bowl of this when I came home from work today!
zerrin says
Looks like a heart warming winter soup, and so filling. I love to have such soups when it is getting colder and it’s rainy or snowy. Soup is one of the things than can make me happy after a tiring day. Thanks for the recipe.
grace says
that sauce really gives the soup a unique color and flavor, to be sure!
Chris says
“smarter and prettier, you need to eat your soup” You must have eaten a heck of a lot of soup! (Flattery will get you everywhere , right? ha ha)
I made my first Aji this year, so those three letters were what caught my eye with this post. It was too hot by itself but rocked in the cream sauce I made for Lomo al Trapo: http://www.nibblemethis.com/2010/08/lomo-al-trapo.html
and then I used it in an Aji Beef Taco Soup: http://www.nibblemethis.com/2010/08/aji-beef-taco-soup.html
I love this soup, do you use any particular cut of beef?
Felisha says
I made this tonight– with a few changes. My husband doesn’t like the rice cooked with the soup– so I only put 6 cups of water in the soup and made white rice separately in my rice cooker and served separately from the rice. Also, instead of 1/2 tbsp of sazon I just added two packets. Just personal preference 😉 I personally like the beef chuck shoulder roast (english cut) with all the fat trimmed off. My family (Colombian husband and 3 yr old) loved loved loved it. He felt back home with this dish. Keep them coming, Erica! 🙂 It was amazing!
Felisha says
*I meant served it separately from the soup!
Sandra says
Que corte de carne se puede usar para esta sopa, yo se q se prepara con Menudencia, pero si no se consigue, por cual tipo de carne se puede reemplazar?
Gracias
Erica says
Sandra- Un corte de carne pulpa.