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Soup is a purrrfect dish to bid adieu to autumn and welcome the winter....this was a part of our dinner when I made the Tuna n cheese croquettes posted earlier. Ginger, mint, French beans, cauliflower, carrots, tomatoes, celery...one hell of a healthy treat I tell u!!! Ingredients: (serves - 4)
1. Cauliflower - 4 to 5 branches
2. Carrot - 1 whole peeled
3. French beans - 9 to 10 whole
4. Tomato - 1 large or 2 medium
5. Mint leaves- 5 sprigs (use only leaves)
6. Vegetable stock- 2 cups
7. Garlic powder- a pinch (optional)
8. Butter -2 table spoon
9. Celery stick - ½ chopped finely
10. Ginger - 2 inches piece cut into very thin strands
11. Ground pepper- 1 teaspoon
12. Red chilli flakes- ½ teaspoon(strictly for spice lover only)
13. Fresh cream - 1 dollop(optional)
14. Spring onion/ onion stems- one bunch(finely chopped)
15. Salt to taste
Method:
1. Dice ingredients 1 to 4. Add mint, veggie stock, garlic powder and boil till everything is fully cooked. Add water if necessary.
2. Then mash mixture just a bit. Remove large chunks and puree. Leave small pieces in the broth as in picture below. But remove all the mint leaves for pureeing.
BROTH |
3. Add puree to broth and get it back on the flames (on very low). Now add cream, pepper and mix. Off the flame.
vegetables getting ready to puree! |
4. In a pan, melt butter add ginger stands and chilli flakes. Wait for a few seconds and add celery. Then sauté for a minute. Pour into the soup and mix well.
5. Garnish with onion stems and serve hot with your favourite accompaniment.
The soup sounds lovely!
ReplyDeleteDimah
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simply good- love the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteI very muchly want to make this and put it on my blog!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE anything with fresh mint.
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That looks yummy! You have delicious blog. I'll love to try some of your vegetarian dishes. They do look yummy
ReplyDeletethank you everyone!
ReplyDelete@aaron: go on...temme how u liked it :)
@chamalisha: thanks for the add :)
Your picture is very well done, the soup looks soooooooooooo delicious. Keep Your good work going.
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The Foodist Team
What a lovely soup! I love these fall soups! Congrats on #1 in Top 9!
ReplyDeleteNice dish and congrats on top 9
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the top 9! You can never have too many soup recipes, good job.
ReplyDeleteSoup is such good food. It's a cold rainy day here and this sounds absolutely perfect.
ReplyDeleteGreat post
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