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Carrot & Ginger Soup / Curry Base
Just e-mail this to a friend, so I thought I would share here too! This is a GREAT LOW CAL soup that I also use as a curry base (add left over chicken, then add veggies such as snow peas, peppers, broccoli, carrots, chick peas, etc).
Recipe - "Carrot & Ginger Soup"
3 lb bag of carrots
big chunk of ginger root - fresh - I like about a 1/4 cup!!!
5-10 cloves of garlic - more if you like
2 medium sized onions
veg stock - about 1.5 litres??
curry powder
cumin
sea salt
pepper
EVOO
1. Sautee chopped onions in EVOO until translucent, add garlic and ginger when onions are about half done - over med heat. Stir occassionally.
2. Add curry powder (about 1-2 teaspoons, but to taste), cumin (same amount as curry), salt and pepper - heat spices with a touch more olive oil, if necessary, to bring out flavours.
3. Add veg stock and deglaze pot. Bring to a boil
4. Add peeled and chopped carrots (don't worry about sizes - it will all get pureed later). Let simmer until carrots are very tender - 30 to 60 minutes (side note: if you use less stock, you can serve this up, right now, as a spicy side dish of curried carrots - it is delish!).
5. Blend all in a blender. Add more veg stock if too thick.
Done!
I usually eat some that night as soup, and then freeze some in jars, and save some in the pot to make
my curry!
I hope you like it. Add more garlic, ginger, or spices depending on how you like it. We make it this way for the kids, but Dan and I could probably take it a bit stronger/hotter!
Recipe - "Carrot & Ginger Soup"
3 lb bag of carrots
big chunk of ginger root - fresh - I like about a 1/4 cup!!!
5-10 cloves of garlic - more if you like
2 medium sized onions
veg stock - about 1.5 litres??
curry powder
cumin
sea salt
pepper
EVOO
1. Sautee chopped onions in EVOO until translucent, add garlic and ginger when onions are about half done - over med heat. Stir occassionally.
2. Add curry powder (about 1-2 teaspoons, but to taste), cumin (same amount as curry), salt and pepper - heat spices with a touch more olive oil, if necessary, to bring out flavours.
3. Add veg stock and deglaze pot. Bring to a boil
4. Add peeled and chopped carrots (don't worry about sizes - it will all get pureed later). Let simmer until carrots are very tender - 30 to 60 minutes (side note: if you use less stock, you can serve this up, right now, as a spicy side dish of curried carrots - it is delish!).
5. Blend all in a blender. Add more veg stock if too thick.
Done!
I usually eat some that night as soup, and then freeze some in jars, and save some in the pot to make
my curry!
I hope you like it. Add more garlic, ginger, or spices depending on how you like it. We make it this way for the kids, but Dan and I could probably take it a bit stronger/hotter!
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Just e-mail this to a friend, so I thought I would share here too! This is a GREAT LOW CAL soup that I also use as a curry base (add left over chicken, then add veggies such as snow peas, peppers, broccoli, carrots, chick peas, etc).
Recipe - "Carrot & Ginger Soup"
3 lb bag of carrots
big chunk of ginger root - fresh - I like about a 1/4 cup!!!
5-10 cloves of garlic - more if you like
2 medium sized onions
veg stock - about 1.5 litres??
curry powder
cumin
sea salt
pepper
EVOO
1. Sautee chopped onions in EVOO until translucent, add garlic and ginger when onions are about half done - over med heat. Stir occassionally.
2. Add curry powder (about 1-2 teaspoons, but to taste), cumin (same amount as curry), salt and pepper - heat spices with a touch more olive oil, if necessary, to bring out flavours.
3. Add veg stock and deglaze pot. Bring to a boil
4. Add peeled and chopped carrots (don't worry about sizes - it will all get pureed later). Let simmer until carrots are very tender - 30 to 60 minutes (side note: if you use less stock, you can serve this up, right now, as a spicy side dish of curried carrots - it is delish!).
5. Blend all in a blender. Add more veg stock if too thick.
Done!
I usually eat some that night as soup, and then freeze some in jars, and save some in the pot to make
my curry!
I hope you like it. Add more garlic, ginger, or spices depending on how you like it. We make it this way for the kids, but Dan and I could probably take it a bit stronger/hotter!0 -
Sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing!!0
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Sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing!!
I hope you like it! We have that regularly at my house (and the kids love it too!).
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