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Cauliflower Leek Soup
Super delicious, low calorie, low carb. Not really the same as potato leek soup, but reminiscent. Originally from allrecipies, but with a bunch of changes.
1 medium cauliflower, cut into about 1.5" cubes
1 shallot, cut into large rings
3 leeks, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 yellow onion, rough chopped
2 cups chicken broth
4 cups water
4 chicken bouillon
(ETA: 1 15 oz can cannellini or white kidney beans, drained)
3 Tb light butter
2 Tb olive oil
Salt, pepper, and herbs to taste
1) Put the cauliflower and shallots on a baking sheet and broil at 500 until the cauliflower just starts to brown
2) Melt the butter and olive oil in a large saucepan, then add the leeks, onion, shallot, and cauliflower. Saute for about 10 minutes
3) Add the chicken broth, water, bullion, beans, and seasoning. Reduce heat to simmer, then continue to simmer covered for about 45 minutes.
4) Using a stick blender or regular blender, puree until smooth.
It comes out really silky and luxurious. It's not as thick as a potato soup, but is really nice. I used a mix of chicken stock and water, but you could use all of one or the other.
I got eight one cup servings out of the recipe, which works out to 137 calories and 19 carbs per serving.
1 medium cauliflower, cut into about 1.5" cubes
1 shallot, cut into large rings
3 leeks, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 yellow onion, rough chopped
2 cups chicken broth
4 cups water
4 chicken bouillon
(ETA: 1 15 oz can cannellini or white kidney beans, drained)
3 Tb light butter
2 Tb olive oil
Salt, pepper, and herbs to taste
1) Put the cauliflower and shallots on a baking sheet and broil at 500 until the cauliflower just starts to brown
2) Melt the butter and olive oil in a large saucepan, then add the leeks, onion, shallot, and cauliflower. Saute for about 10 minutes
3) Add the chicken broth, water, bullion, beans, and seasoning. Reduce heat to simmer, then continue to simmer covered for about 45 minutes.
4) Using a stick blender or regular blender, puree until smooth.
It comes out really silky and luxurious. It's not as thick as a potato soup, but is really nice. I used a mix of chicken stock and water, but you could use all of one or the other.
I got eight one cup servings out of the recipe, which works out to 137 calories and 19 carbs per serving.
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Sounds delicious. Question...in step 3 you say "Add the chicken broth, water, bullion, beans, and seasoning"....what beans? There's no beans listed in ingredients?0
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Sounds delicious. Question...in step 3 you say "Add the chicken broth, water, bullion, beans, and seasoning"....what beans? There's no beans listed in ingredients?
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D'oh! I left out the beans. I've edited the recipe to include 1 can of white beans, added mostly to thicken the soup and add protein.0
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