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marmalize
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what can i replace the double cream with in my broccoli and stilton soup....can't keep buying cream just for the drop i use(although it does make it delish)..and calorific!
could i freeze the cream in portions?(i think it has to be whipped to freeze succesfully...is that right?)
could i freeze the cream in portions?(i think it has to be whipped to freeze succesfully...is that right?)
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you don't need to whip double cream, have you tried cream cheese in the soup, its also really goodIt's what is inside your head that matters in life - not what's outside your windowEvery worthwhile accomplishment, big or little, has its stages of drudgery and triumph; a beginning, a struggle and a victory. - Ghandi0
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ooo...cream cheese like 'philly'...that would be fab as i could use the low fat version...never thought of that...you are a star!!0
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Mmm this soup sounds yummy...
don't want to sound cheeky but, Any chance you could post a recipe, pretty please?
I had this once at resteraunt and it was delicious, I'd love to be able to recreate something similar!0 -
Don't bother with the cream? I don't use cream in it and it's still delicious. I have a batch in the fridge right now which i actually left the stilton out of, I find it reheats a bit weird with it in, which I'll add it to when I want to eat it. I know that's not practical for freezing but you won't notice the lack of cream
Or just add a blob of philly or whatever you have in the fridge.
Living cheap in central London :rotfl:0 -
Steam some broccoli until soft. Put it in a pan with about a pint of stock made 50/50 with the water in the bottom of the steamer-pan and milk. Whizz it with a hand-blender, Add some crumbled stilton and heat it until the cheese melts. Season to taste. Stir in a spoonful of cream or creme fraiche to serve, or if you have none it's fine without. That's it.0
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I make mine with milk from a roux, in the same way as cheese sauce. To save a few bob I used made-up dried milk. It turns out creamy enough, I think if I added cream it might be too rich.0
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BitterAndTwisted wrote: »Steam some broccoli until soft. Put it in a pan with about a pint of stock made 50/50 with the water in the bottom of the steamer-pan and milk. Whizz it with a hand-blender, Add some crumbled stilton and heat it until the cheese melts. Season to taste. Stir in a spoonful of cream or creme fraiche to serve, or if you have none it's fine without. That's it.Living cheap in central London :rotfl:0
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I use milk in mine because I never have enough money to buy cream (unemployed), so it's a kind of OS substitute. If I did have some spare cash I'd be chucking double-cream about like nobody's business0
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i make mine with just the broccoli stalk. cut it up small, put in the pan with onion and stock. blitz when soft. add a little milk (or cream). put the crumbled stilton on the top when serving. serve with crusy bread.0
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Hi,
Hope everyones well!
I have brocoli sitting in the fridge and needs eating up. I thought about broc and stilton soup and have bought some blue stilton and think i will make soup.. this is where you lovely lot come in... help please....
anyone with a tried and tested recipe please?Lucylema x :j0
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