Soup recipes

lushlifesaver

I love leek and tattie soup - onions, leeks, tatties and chicken stock. Cook it up until the veg is all soft then blitzed.




Also, cauliflower and horseradish soup - cauli boiled with chicken stock then blitzed smooth with horseradish stirred through - doesn't take much horseradish; I usually use a nice big tsp for 5 portions or so

Steve059

Working through my soup recipes, I can do you brocolli & Stilton, butternut squash, celery & Stilton, chicken, chicken & sweet corn, chilli bean, egg flower, French onion, leek & potato, lentil, mulligatawny, mushroom, parsnip, pea, pumpkin, Scoth broth, smoked haddock (Cullen Skink), spinach, sweet corn, and tomato.

pinkladyvenus

750g butternut squash
700ml stock
1tsp ginger(dried)
1 onion

Bung all in together, simmer until cooked (bout 20 mins). Blend, I make this in a saucepan and it makes about 4 generous portions

mummybearx

Spicy lentil soup

Chopped onion, chopped carrot x2, stock cube, cup or two of red lentils, litre or so of water, chop a fresh chilli (I buy a pack and put them in the freezer, so much easier to chop them frozen!) and cook til soft

splishsplash

Bacon and cabbage soup with cheese(s) is our favourite in this weather.

Soften an onion, two cloves of garlic and a leek in oil and butter. Add about half a head of pretty much any type of cabbage (including the tough outer leaves), two large cubed spuds, onion powder and pepper and cook out for a couple of minutes.

Add stock to cover (ideally stock from boiling a ham joint, but chicken stock is just as good), simmer for 30 minutes then blitz.

Grill a pack of smoked bacon medallions until crispy, chop up small and add them after blizting, along with some cheese (I use both mature cheddar and parmesan).

I serve ours with cheese scones. Totally gorgeous and very filling.

Lilyplonk

MrsPorridge wrote: »

I have a soup maker and I love it! However, I am short of ideas for soups and would welcome any. So far I have done veggie soup and also pea and ham soup.

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

Couple of websites for you to have a look at

http://www.homemadesoup.org/

http://www.greatbritishkitchen.co.uk/recipebook/index.php?option=com_rapidrecipe&page=viewcategory&category_id=30&Itemid=2

http://www.knorr.co.uk/recipes/soup/607236


Good Luck and keep experimenting - you'll soon get the hang of what flavours 'go together' :drool:.

mioliere

Right now I am making in my slow cooker sweet potato, red pepper, and tomato soup, with onions and garlic. I add chilli (quarter of a tsp)and paprika (a whole tsp), along with stock (beef Oxo in this one) and Worcestershire sauce. It's one of our favourite soups; it's cheap, and great as a winter warmer.

LandyAndy

MrsPorridge wrote: »

I have a soup maker and I love it! However, I am short of ideas for soups and would welcome any. So far I have done veggie soup and also pea and ham soup.

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

is that what used to be called a saucepan?;)

MrsPorridge

HaHa Landyandy - mine actually looks like an oversized kettle

Thanks all for the ideas.

Amara

Some stock, some frozen veg, chopped potatoes, seasoning to taste. Lovely