One of the first things I should have told you at the beginning of this blog (you know, when I told you all about about me and some of the foodie related stuff I enjoy) that I love vegetables.
I looooove vegetables. But....
I HATE carrots.
Yep. I've never been a fan of the orange pointy root. Sure, I'm fine with eating them raw- but cooked? Blech! Gross!
However, turn that carrot into a soup and I may fall in love with you. I freakin' LOVE carrot soup!
Seriously, carrot soup is like crack for me and for someone who hates carrots, that's saying a lot.
Considering the recipe I'm giving you is a slightly modified version of a soup of a Jamie Oliver recipe, it's a total winner. It's also totally paleo friendly. (Which reminds me, I really need to do a post on the Paleo lifestyle *noted*)
With this recipe, if you were to toss in a handful of shredded cheese or some sour cream and you are looking at something you could serve at a fancy party (or to your fussy friends). (I'm sure you don't have fussy friends)
The only thing this recipe will require is time for prepping the carrots. Easy peasy.
Carrot & Corriander Soup
(Adapted from a Jamie Oliver recipe)
Ingredients
2 tbsp butter
Ground corriander (to taste...I like a lot)
2 Small onions (diced)
8-10 Large Carrots (chopped into similar sized rounds(coins))
3 Cloves of garlic (diced)
Chicken stock (half a box of Campbell's sodium reduced chicken stock)
salt & pepper
Directions
- Saute the diced onions and garlic with the butter in a saucepan until onions are translucent and starting to brown.
- Add chopped carrots and let carrots cook until soft.
- Add ground corriander (to taste- you can always add more later, but I like at least 1 tbsp)
- Add chicken stock. Again, depending on how liquidy you like your soup, you can always add more stock if you like it to be thinner.
- Allow carrots and stock to simmer for approx 10 minutes.
- Blend soup with a handblender or food processor.
- Enjoy!
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