Broccoli and Bean Soup
4 spring onions
1 garlic clove
2 teaspoons mild curry powder
1.5L / 2.5 pts vegetable stock
1 medium potato
450g/ 1lb broccoli florets (i used frozen)
400g / 14oz canned flageolet beans
Broccoli and Bean Soup
4 spring onions
1 garlic clove
2 teaspoons mild curry powder
1.5L / 2.5 pts vegetable stock
1 medium potato
450g/ 1lb broccoli florets (i used frozen)
400g / 14oz canned flageolet beans
Whatever veggies you want sliced, diced or grated
3 pints of stock(I used veggie stock and if no veggies add in a couple of chicken ones)
Shove it all in the slow cooker on high all day and tada fantastic flung together broth. Great for a winters night.Curried courgette soup - Serves 4
3/4 large courgettes (washed and sliced)
3/4 large potatoes (peeled and cubed)
1 tbsp curry powder
1/2 tsp ginger
frylight
1 pint chicken stock (I use oxo)
Butternut squash soup
1 butternut squash (or one small pumpkin) peeled, de-seeded and cut into chunks
2 Red onions, peeled and cutr into quarters
Vegetable stock (I use Marigold Swiss vegetable Bouillion)
Fry light
Put the squash and onions in a roasting tray, squirt with fry light and roast for about 40 minutes, at 200 degrees, until soft.
Put the veg into a suacepan, add a litre of stock and simmer for 10 minutes. Liquidise, then add more stock if it is too thick.
If you WANT to make it fattening, add a swirl of cream and serve with little cubes of Gruyere or Fontina cheese that melt and go all gooey.Cream the sugar and eggs together until pale.
Add all the sieved dry ingredients and the vanilla essence and mix well.
Place the milk and butter in a pan and heat until just before it starts to boil (it will go frothy around the edges)
Pour it into the mixture and beat well.
Pour into two greased cake tins and bake at 200 degrees for 15 - 20 minutes.I like cooking and baking but often loose my recipes or they get covered in stuff meaning they are unreadable. This way I can keep track of them without constantly loosing them and can be quick and easy to find when I am at work too. Feel free to pinch and share any recipes you wish. NB: please note that as I live in Scotland my ingredients are metric, not imperial.