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I echo the suggestions for that lovely smoked paprika and chilli. I'm not fussy about the kind of pesto (I can't afford to be) so I just use what's open at the time.0
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yes, i am getting a chilli today, i have some smoked papriki in the cupboard, i love that too. i will use green pesto, because i have some in and its less sweet0
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I cut the butternut squash into strips, add a few garlic cloves, place on a baking tray, and drizzle with olive oil, seasalt, and black pepper, then bake in the oven for about 1/2 an hour.
I combine this with HM chicken stock, and fresh basil, whizzed up with a hand-blender for yummy soup. Its not too sweet, just right.0 -
Chorizo? Jamie Oliver does a lovely SP and Chorizo soup in his food revolution book.0
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ive merged this with the soup recipes thread. Good luck - hope it works out ok
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I want to make a soup of sweet potato and butternut squash. OH hates these vegetables as he finds them too sweet (same with tomato based dishses and anything with peppers in) which is a bit of a nightmare for me at the moment as I am on a diet and am getting as much veg in as possible, besides I love those vegetables and anything mediterriany, which he doesnt.
So I want to make a soup of these 2 things, but have a sort of sour or savoury taste to it. Am happy for it to be curry flavoured or whatever, just not too sweet.
Any ideas?
I made a big pot of soup last night, using up 2 sweet potatoes, a head of celery, an onion, 2 bendy carrots, a tin of tomatos, covered with stock. It seemed to have something missing, so I added 2 teaspoons of Patak's Korma paste to it... and it was very nice0 -
we're having soup tonight it's just got random stuff in it, turkey, onions (red and white) garlic, peppers, mushrooms and carrots (found in the freezer) and a fw taties to bulk it out, in a huge pan with 2 veg stock cubes and some salt and pepper, it's yummy i keep munching on it
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I bake the veges in the oven with garlic, liberally sprinkled with cumin seed, a little turmeric and lots of chilli. (+salt and pepper). Cover your dish with foil and allow around an hour to roast. The I add chicken stock to make the consistancy of soup I prefer (if none made then Knorr stock cube/s). Serve with a dollop of 0% greek yoghurt and you've a delightful soup. Sometimes I add carrots, onions, celery or peppers - but often just the sweet potatoes and squash.
I've been making this for years now - and tried lots of combinations of flavours - but the one I describe is the favourite in our house.0 -
I find it expensive to roast veg for soup-making. Hugh did a nice butternut sq soup in his last series (the 'Lunch' episode) - he fried an onion, added garlic, ginger and chilli, then butternut cut up, and stock and seasoning. Simmer until squash is cooked then take out a ladle-full and mix with a tablespoon of smooth peanut butter - return the mixture to the pan, liquidise. If your OH can cope with heat, the chilli tends to mask the sweetness a bit.
I think you might be on to a loser with sweet potato - the clue's in the name (and, of course, it has more calories than potatoes)0 -
twinklesmum wrote: »I think you might be on to a loser with sweet potato - the clue's in the name (and, of course, it has more calories than potatoes)
Not so - a few calories less - but not that many, it's what you do with them that makes the difference.
http://www.calorieking.com/foods/compare/?l=Y2lkPTE0Nzc1JmJpZD0xJmZpZD03OTM1NSZlaWQ9JnBvcz0mcGFyPSZrZXk90
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