When cooking with asparagus, do you ever find it frustrating to see how much of the spear gets wasted simply because it's just too tough to eat?
Personally, I just can't bring myself to discard such a great portion of the asparagus and feel the need to create a recipe that ensures I'm still making something that is tasty and edible at the same time. That's where soup comes to mind ... enabling me to boil and puree the toughness out of the asparagus spear while creating a meal for my family to enjoy.
This soup is tasty on its own or you can add a splash of cream to create a cream of asparagus soup.
I originally guest posted this recipe on Laurie's Cravings, but thought I'd repost to ensure my friends didn't miss out on this soup.
INSTRUCTION:
1. Sauté organic onion.
2. Fill pot 2/3 with water. add water.
3. Add an organic vegetable bouillon.
4. Season with salt & pepper.
5. Once bouillon has dissolved, add 4 quartered organic potatoes and cut up asparagus sticks.
6. Once potatoes are cooked, puree with a hand blender directly in pot.
1. Sauté organic onion.
2. Fill pot 2/3 with water. add water.
3. Add an organic vegetable bouillon.
4. Season with salt & pepper.
5. Once bouillon has dissolved, add 4 quartered organic potatoes and cut up asparagus sticks.
6. Once potatoes are cooked, puree with a hand blender directly in pot.
This looks sooo yummy and healthy! I love how easy it is as well. You make all of your recipes so easy to understand to make! Thank you it is a hudge help!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree, I hate wasting asparagus. Especially considering how expensive it can be! This soup looks fantastic, I will have to make =]
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect way to use those stems!!
ReplyDeleteEs una rica crema, para tomarla fría o caliente.
ReplyDeleteSaludos
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Ellen you made avery healty and delicious soup..I eat this soup in Prague first..and love it much..Iwill try your recipe..
ReplyDeleteYou just reminded me how much I love Asparagus soup. I haven't made it in ages. I am with you...I hate to waste all those stems :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is truly unique and my fiancee would love this if I made this for her! Thanks Ellen
ReplyDeleteI will be honest.. I never even tried cooking asparagus :D
ReplyDeleteI am sure you have received many awards, but I would like to pass mine also as your blog is one of my favorite :)
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OMG :D THIS LOOKS SOOOOOOOOO GOOD :D
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Superb soup..Looks warm and filling:)
ReplyDeleteDelicious soup! Looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteAfter reading this post on asparagus soup, i'm in the mood for colder weather and soup, soup, wonderful soup! I'd add the cream too! Thanks Ellen!
ReplyDeleteI don't know, I like every part of the asparagus. This looks fantastic! I really need to buy asparagus more often!
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean I can't bring myself to throw away good asparagus either. Nice idea, the soup looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteEllen where are you..I miss you and your healty,delicious recipes..love nurşen..
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