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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Soups => Topic started by: judydawn on June 16, 2010, 10:30:35 am
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Name of Recipe:Green Soup
Number of People: 4 serves
Ingredients:
1 onion, cut into 4
1 tblspn olive oil
250g chopped potato, fairly small pieces
375g frozen broad beans, thawed with skins removed & discarded
500mls boiling water
1.5 tblspns concentrated vegie stock
150g frozen peas
150g spinach, sliced roughly
125mls Carnation evaporated milk
Ground black pepper
Pinch of ground nutmeg
Salt to taste but probably not needed
Preparation:
Chop onion 2 sec/speed 5.
Add the oil and saute 4 mins/100o/speed 1.
Add potato, broadbeans, boiling water and concentrated stock.
Cook 15 mins/100o/speed 1.
Add peas and spinach.
Cook 5 mins/100o/speed 2.
Holding a tea towel over the lid, slowly take the speed up to speed 7 for 10 seconds.
Add evaporated milk, pepper and nutmeg.
Mix 20 seconds/speed 3.
Members' comments
farfallina - It is very delicious. I used fresh milk and frozen vegetables (broad beans, peas and spinach)
Thanks for the recipe JD
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It sounds great JD! I will definitely try this one! ;)
Do u think I can use normal milk or fresh milk cream instead of evaporated milk?
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You certainly can farfallina. My DH loved this soup.
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JD, good way to get our greens, Thanks
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Well JD, today my DH wanted to make a deal with me :o
He wants to lose weight so I promised him I'd cook light stuff from now on
I want to try this soup and also your spinach au gratin recipe
Not on the same day surely, it would be too green!! :D
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If you were Irish, St Patrick's Day would be a good day to do those recipes farfallina.
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Love the name of your soup Judy. It is certainly soup weather here today.
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Good work JD - dedication peeling the broad beans ;) Wonder if it was really blitzed would you still need to?
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The flavour of the broad beans definitely comes through in this soup and I think the skin may spoil that lovely sweet flavour but if you want to try it for me TMXer......... :-* :-*
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Might try it. I'm happy to peel them, but just thought it may be a pain for some?
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If you cook them in the microwave for 3 mins from frozen, they are easier to peel - they just seem to pop out. Tedious but well worth the effort. This soup is going to be my dinner party starter for winter guests, it is that nice.
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Thanks JD - good to see we're still friends. :-* :-* :-* :-* ;) ;)
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I tried this today
It is very delicious
I used fresh milk and frozen vegetables (broad beans, peas and spinach)
Thanks for the recipe JD :-*
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Glad you tried it and liked it farfallina.
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Dear JD,
I went to convert the Green Soup I have made for some years (published by Elizabeth Godfrey) and noticed you'd already shared this one. Mrs Godfrey's recipe is water-based - or should I say chicken stock-based - but it is served with sour cream. Yours has broad beans. Hers had an optional ingredient which was "the tops of broad beans, when pinched out to stop growth". I thought you might find that an interesting connection. Her base greens are celery, silver beet and parsley, but she recommends people try anything green except cabbage family, which she finds too dominant.
cecilia
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Seeing as I don't grow broad beans Cecilia, not an option for me unfortunately. Love the frozen variety and have never even tasted fresh ones. Dad used to grow them but at a time when I wouldn't even try them. Love the taste of the beans in this soup so I imagine without them, it would taste a bit different.
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Broad beans are favourites for me too, and indeed they remind me of my Dad. Thank you for sharing your recipes. There's nothing the matter with having two different green soups in the repertoire.
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Certainly not Cecilia, the more the merrier.