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Summery Soups
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rachbc
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I love having soup at work for lunch and have eaten a mountain of minestrone, a vat of pea and ham and enough spicy chick pea and chorizo to drown an army this winter, however its no getting warmer and brighter and I need summery soup inspiration - I still would like hot soup but am getting stuck for ideas - I have a quick frozen pea and pesto one but thats about all and obviously fresh tomato once we are in the high summer glut but any ideas would be appreciated.
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Hiya
check out any of the diet websites: Rosemary Conley, Slimmers World, Weightwatchers. Most of their soup recipes are what I'd think of as 'summer soups.' They do a fab carrot and coriander (easiest recipe I've ever seen) on the WW site, if you want you can add semi-skimmed milk to make it a cream of c & c.0 -
I like the thai type broths in the summer.Basic chicken stock then add a dash of soy sauce,fish sauce, sliced chilli,sliced ginger,squeeze of lime juice and a pinch of sugar,thats your base then add strips of veg like peppers,carrots,mushrooms and any meat.Its hot but really light and refreshing."Sometimes life sucks....but the alternative is unacceptable."0
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mmm like that idea - do you think I could take cooked noddles and raw veg in a box and poor over hot stock at ork - worried the veg might got soggy in a flask all day?People seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character.
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Just a few of my favourites that you might like to check out
Chicken Tortilla Soup
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Slow-Cooker-Chicken-Tortilla-Soup/Detail.aspx
Potato and Roasted Red Pepper
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/potatoandroastredpep_11632.shtml
Leek Onion and potato
http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/leek-onion-and-potato-soup,1717,RC.html
Green Lentil soup with lemon
http://www.recipesource.com/soups/soups/14/rec1457.html
Other suggestions would be tomato and orange soup or carrot and orange, haven't got a recipe link to hand but you could google if they take your fancy.0 -
here's a good link to a low fat veggie site that I use a lot
http://www.lowfatveggiefood.co.uk/recipes.htm
loads of soup ideas in there.0 -
I just had a butternut squash soup today for lunch, it was lovely :-)
Is that summery? Or Autumunal?0 -
Thats a brilliant idea re the noodles and hot stock rachbc, I often make that kind of soup at home but hadnt doen it a work for the reasons you identified. It's a real Doh! tip but I needed it. thanksEat food, not edible food-like items. Mostly plants.0
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