Browsing: Vegetable soups

Sweet and Sour Cabbage Soup

Sweet-and-sour flavors are as prevalent in Eastern European Jewish cooking as they are in Chinese. The caraway seeds are also extremely popular; my former husband, who was from Czechoslovakia, ate…

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Carrot and Parsley Soup

This soup is best made with a subtle, delicately flavoured homemade stock. Garnish each serving with cheese and mustard toast: cut half a small French loaf into 8 slices. Toast…

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Cheesy Potato Soup #2

Thick soups sometimes stick to the bottom of the saucepan, so it is best to stand the pan on an wire mesh if you are using a gas cooker.

Tomato Rice Soup

It is essential to sieve the tomato mixture, to remove the pips and skins.

Jerusalem Artichoke Soup

Artichokes are tricky to peel but if you parboil them first, it is much easier. If preferred, leave the skins on and scrub before cooking. They give a nutty flavour.

Chunky Soya Vegetable Soup

Soya beans look quite round in their dried form, but revert to an oval shape after soaking. They are very high in protein, making them an economical meat subDo not…

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Artichoke Soup

Bear in mind that this soup needs to be chilled for 3-4 hours, so allow plenty of time.

Spicy Dhal et Carrot Soup

This delicious, warming and nutritious soup includes a selection of spices to give it a ‘kick’. It is simple to make and extremely good to eat.

Mushroom Noodle Soup

Scooping the seeds out from the cucumber gives it a prettier effect when sliced, and also helps to reduce any bitterness, but if you prefer, you can leave them in.

Minted Pea et Yogurt Soup

The yogurt is mixed with a little cornflour (cornstarch) before being added to the hot soup – this helps to stabilize the yogurt and prevents it separating

Lettuce et Tofu Soup

For a prettier effect, score grooves along the length of the carrot with a sharp knife before slicing. This will create a flower effect as the carrot is cut into…

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