Comforting Cauliflower Soup

"From Australian Women's Weekly. Serve this with cheese and bacon toasts. Yummy! Soup can be made a few days ahead and frozen. Reheat in microwave. To make the soup even yummier, I would suggest that you fry 1 slice of bacon and chop it up. Then using the reserved bacon grease, saute the onions, garlic and chopped bacon as stated."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat oil in a skillet.
  • Cook onion and garlic, stirring, until soft.
  • Add potato, cauliflower, stock and water.
  • Bring mixture to boil.
  • Let simmer, covered, for about 10mins, until vegetables are very soft.
  • Using a hand-held blender (or you may transfer the mixture to the blender container), process the mixture until smooth.
  • Stir soup gently over low heat for a minute or two.
  • Season to taste with salt and pepper.
  • Garnish with fresh chives or parsley before serving.

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Reviews

  1. Easy recipe, great tasting. Used chicken stock, carrots & 1 cup of milk. Processed till smooth. Thank you WaterMelon.
     
  2. Very delish!!! We doubled the broth and water because our cauliflower was fairly large and we used 2 potatoes plus leeks from our garden instead of onion.
     
  3. I love this soup! I've made it three times because it's so quick, healthy and tasty! I added some broccoli this last time and it's tasty that way too!
     
  4. Tasted terrific! It was very thick and almost like eating mashed potatoes. I liked it thick and ate it with my yummy hummus and bread. Still, I think I'll try making it with an extra cup of broth next time to see how it tastes a little more soupy. I used McKays vegetarian chicken seasoning and water for my broth. Made for Low in and Free of Foods Tag. This is free of egg, dairy, cholesterol, low cal, low fat, etc. So it's good for you and tasty! Thanks! I will have this again!
     
  5. Basic and easy to prepare. Tastes great. Thank you. I used a whole head of cauliflower and increased the chicken broth to 1 can (14 oz) and equal amount of water.
     
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Tweaks

  1. Quick and very easy to make. I substituted a sweet potato for the regular and thyme, rosemary and a dash of fenugreek for the chives. I pureed with some tofu to thicken. It was delicious-- I couldn't believe such a classy soup had come from my kitchen!
     

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