This is the soup everyone grew up with and it comes down to the stock. Making your own from a soup bone is an afternoon's work, but a good beef stock gets you a long way. Roll the balls small, cook them loose in the soup and skim off the foam.
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Roll the mince into small balls the size of a marble.
Cut the carrot, leek and celery into small pieces.
Bring the stock to the boil, add the vegetables and cook for 10 minutes.
Let the meatballs cook along for 8 minutes and add the vermicelli.
Season with salt and pepper and finish with fresh parsley.
Swap the vermicelli for alphabet or star pasta, and cook it separately if you want to keep the soup, because in the soup it soaks itself full. Parsley at the end. This soup is better the next day and freezes well without the vermicelli.
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