Luo song tang (Hong Kong borscht)
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It’s frightfully cold out and chuck roast and cabbage was on sale. It was time for some luo song tang!
I assume this isn’t authentic as I’m whiter than the snow outside, but it’s close to how it is from takeout, but heartier.
This recipe makes 6 quarts which is enough for 16 servings.
Total cost = $21.75
Cost per person = $1.36
Equipment needed
- 6 quart slow cooker
Ingredients
- Chuck roast - 2lb = $12.58
- Potatoes - 4 = $1.50
- Carrots - 1lb = $1.09
- Celery - 8oz = $0.50
- Fresh tomatoes - 4 roma = $0.80
- Canned diced tomatoes - 2 cans = $2.00
- Tomato paste - 2 cans = $1.90
- Cabbage - 1 head = $1.38
- Water - 3 cups = FREE
Spices
- Beef bouillon - 4 cubes
- Bay leaf - 4 leaves
- Garlic powder - 2 tsp
- Black pepper - 3 tsp
- Salt - 3 tsp
- MSG - 2 tsp
- Sugar - 5 tbsp
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Dice up chuck roast and brown in a pan for best taste, dump beef into the slow cooker with juices.
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Chop up potatoes, carrots, celery, fresh tomatoes, and cabbage. Add to slow cooker. Open cans of chopped tomatoes and tomato paste and add to slow cooker. Add 3 cups of water to slow cooker.
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Add all spices to slow cooker.
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Stir to combine all ingredients. Set cooker to low.
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Cook for 8 hours on low, stirring periodically. Add more MSG and sugar to taste.
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