Carrot and Coriander Soup

"An easy to make quick and delicious soup."
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • DO NOT ADD SALT UNTIL THE END AFTER TASTING.
  • Make the stock with boiling water and two cubes.
  • In a medium sized pan throw about an inch cube (or two tablespoons) of butter (NOT margarine otherwise Olive Oil) . Put it on low heat.
  • Throw coarsely chopped onions, ginger and garlic and stir it for a couple of minutes. Lower the heat even further but don’t let the butter burn.
  • If it starts to stick add a few spoons of stock.
  • Once the onions go a bit limp, add carrots and saute (stir fry) them for a bit (a minute or two).
  • Add stock and bring to boil.
  • Once it starts to boil. lower the heat, add the coriander and put the lid on.
  • Let it cook on low heat until carrots are tender.
  • Shift the contents to a blender (you made to do it in installments). Blend thoroughly and return it to the pan.
  • Warm it for a bit and add freshly ground black pepper and seasoning.
  • Dish it out in a bowl. Garnish with a few Coriander leaves.
  • Serve with crusty bread rolls.
  • Enjoy.

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