Your best broccoli soup
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Comments (16)Wow, a lot of great ideas. Gives me inspiration. I didn't realize the outside of the stems need to be peeled off. What if I just pureed it with my vita mix blender and used it like that for soup? I will definitely experiment and let you all know how things worked out. It will be a while yet, cuz I'm still going to hold out a week or two to start pulling them since I see more small florets. Katkin, I do have a cheese grater. I also have sunflower seeds I can use for a slaw. What is the dressing made out of? Smart2surf, I've made a similar recipe, minus the bacon, with collards and think I will try it with the leaves as you say. Natives and veggies, I haven't made a quiche in years, but sounds like a great idea. Will need to look through my recipe box. Willy, I make a stir fry of some sort about once a week, so I will definitely peel and slice the stems to try that way. This veggie garden is going to make a cook out of me yet! That is a good thing, a very good thing. Thanks everyone. Anna...See MoreRECIPE: Wanted: Broccoli soup recipe(no canned soups added)
Comments (4)CREAM OF BROCCOLI SOUP (serves 2) 1 medium head broccoli 1 medium potato, thinly sliced 2 TBL butter 1/2 medium onion, coarsely chopped 2 TBL flour 1 cup warm chicken broth 1 cup warm milk 1/4 cup warm heavy cream Salt & pepper to taste 1 tsp dried basil Cook the broccoli & potatoes in salted water until tender. Set aside 4 flowerets of broccoli for garnish. Heat the butter ina saucepan & add the onion. Cook stirring until the onion is transparent, but not brown. Add the flour & cook, stirring until smooth. Place the remaining broccoli & potatoes in a processor or blender & puree the vegetables. Gradually add the broth & milk. Add the cream a little at a time until the soup is of the right consistency. Return the soup to the saucepan. Add pepper, salt & basil & reheat. Garnish each bowl w/the reserved flowerets of broccoli & serve.~~Simply Superb...See MoreI need your best split pea soup recipe
Comments (8)Pea soup is one of my favourite soups! It's a common soup to make in Newfoundloand and we probably make ours a bit different than everyone else. For one, we use salt beef which I don't even think is available anywhere else, or if it is you call it something different. You can also use a ham bone and leftover ham but I prefer mine with salt beef. Here's my tried and true recipe: Pea Soup & Doughboys 2 cups salt beef, diced 2 cups yellow split peas 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup diced turnip 1 cup diced carrot ½ cup chopped celery 2 - 3 potatoes, cut in large chunks salt & pepper to taste Doughboys: 1 ½ cups flour 1 tbsp baking powder ½ tsp salt 3/4 cup water or milk (approx) -Soak peas overnight in cold water. -Place meat in large saucepan. Add 8 cups cold water; bring to a boil. Simmer 30 minutes. -Add drained split peas and chopped onion. Simmer gently for about 1 ½ - 2 hours. Add more water if desired. -Add other vegetables and cook until tender (remember to stir often). Doughboys: -Combine flour, baking powder and salt. Gradually stir in enough water or milk to form a soft dough (it will be sticky). -Drop mixture by tablespoons into hot soup; cover tightly and simmer, without removing the cover, for 15 minutes....See MoreBroccoli soup question.
Comments (23)If you really like it simple, Gordon Ramsay's broccoli soup is literally broccoli, water and some sea salt. He boils the broccoli for 4-5 min in salted water (I don't use salted water), until it cuts easily with a knife. Puts the broccoli in a blender and adds reserved broccoli "broth" and blends until smooth. I salt mine when serving with lots of black pepper and olive oil swirled on top. He served his on top of a few walnuts and slices of goat cheese. I like it plain. When my sister told me about this, I was "no thanks". Figured, stop with the blow away before trying and now I make it. Not regularly though because I forget about it. No jokes about why I forget a simple 3 ingredient soup....See More- 14 years ago
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