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Hodgie BaileyMore Hours In My Day Soup

by Hodgie Bailey (c.1920) Daughter of  Theo. & Mary Bailey, homesteaders


Makes 12 large servings of delicious most soup.

¼ cup of each:

Black eyed peas                            Small lima beans

Spit green peas                             Lentils

Butter beans or large lima             Navy beans

Pinto beans                                   Pearl barley


Wash, and soak in a large pot, cover with water, add 2 T. salt, Soak overnight.


In the morning, make a fire in the cook stove.
Drain, beans and add 2 quarts fresh water.

Add, ½ lb. ham hocks, or ham.

Bring to boil, stir once or twice, simmer for 2 ½ hours.


Add: 1 large onion, 3 cups tomatoes with juice, chopped, 1 tsp Chile powder, juice of 1 lemon, salt and pepper to taste.


at Berry SpringContinue the slow simmering until beans are soft.


Serve with fresh bread, crackers, churned butter and honey.


The soup is even better, when made a couple of days ahead and aged in the icebox.  Add Mother’s Peanut Butter cookies and your all set.


This is a slow simmer soup; you can leave on the hearth while you do other chores. Just give it a mix now and then. Add water if needed.


(For us modern day cooks, a crock-pot of this recipe is really easy, add all ingredients together, set on low and your done.  You can purchase blended bag of beans, seasoning included.  I still like to soak over night.  The aroma of this is heavenly and its packed full of iron and vitamins.  If you are a vegetarian, you can omit the meat and add a couple more of your favorite vegetables, carrots and leeks are nice. Enjoy, Terri Bailey - December 18, 2011)