The ramblings, musings and domestic and social adventures of a middle-aged man living in the north-west of England.
Thursday, 11 March 2010
Soup making
Firstly, to make my Roast Root Vegetable Soup, I must roast my veggies - a mixture of onion, turnip, parsnip, sweet potato and garlic, all chopped up and covered in olive oil and seasoning.
Once they're all nicely softened up I put them into my vegetable stock together with some diced beetroot and a couple of sprigs of fresh thyme.
I simmer the soup for ten minutes, then blitz it all up in a liquidiser.
And that's more or less it. Just before the end I toss in some tinned cannellini beans, chopped coriander and serve with a good dollop of crème fraîche.
You can certainly taste the natural sweetness of the root vegetables. We quite enjoy it, but I'm not sure I'm keeping the recipe - somehow the cannellini beans taste a little granular and tough.
It was fun to do, though.
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