Zutaten
- 8 cups chicken broth8 cup
- 1 can of fresh, frozen, or canned artichokes1 can
- 3 cloves of crushed garlic, with a pinch of salt3 clove
- 1/2 cup labneh0.5 cup
- Spices consisting of salt, white pepper, and a little grated nutmeg0
- 1 large baked potato (or a small bag of dried potato chips), peeled and cut into cubes1 piece
- Pita bread brushed with olive oil and sprinkled with sumac, toasted0
Schritte
- 1
Place the chicken broth, the bottom part of the artichokes or the hearts, and the potato in a frying pan and bring the mixture to a boil until the potato is cooked.
15 MinBenötigte Werkzeuge:
Bratpfanne - 2
Blend the mixture in a blender and return it to the frying pan. Add the potato chips if used instead of the potato.
5 Min - 3
Sprinkle the spices and adjust to taste.
1 Min - 4
Brush the pita bread with a little olive oil, sprinkle with a bit of sumac powder, and toast in the oven.
5 Min - 5
Serve the soup with the toasted pita chips and some labneh.
1 Min - 6
To make the labneh, place a coffee filter over a strainer set over a small bowl. Place some yogurt on the filter.
10 Min - 7
Let the yogurt drain. You can get labneh in a few hours or leave it for the next day for better results.
120 Min - 8
Use the labneh in the soup and as a dip with the pita and some olives.
1 Min
Nährwertangaben
* Die Nährwertangaben sind Richtwerte und die Berechnung kann durch die Art der Zutat sowie durch Anbau-, Lagerungs- und Kochmethoden beeinflusst werden.

