Our Seattle sunshine has surprised everyone and decided to stick into early October, illuminating our city in a golden, autumn light. While it isn't quite feeling like fall, I decided that in my kitchen, it will at least taste like fall! I've been waiting for chilly air to set in so I could kick off the season with soups, but I figured, soup is really delicious in any weather, so why wait?
First up, roasted cauliflower and white cheddar soup. The recipe calls for "aged white cheddar," I used Kerrygold white cheddar, and I subbed in milk for cream, both substitutions didn't seem to change the outcome too much. This soup was delicious, and very easy to make. In addition, it was filling without being overly rich (you could always lighten it further by cutting the cream and adding in more vegetable stock). What soup should I make nex?
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Rachael Ray's Green Minestrone by (with a few substitutions) is one of our favorites. Tortellini instead of regular noodles, add black beans & can add fresh mushrooms. Double many of the vegetable quantities. Sprinkle bacon on top as garnish instead of cooking in soup.
ReplyDeleteYum! This sounds so good! Have you ever tried making Ribollita? I think you'd love it!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! I'll have to give it a try. Soup is my husbands favorite food, and I've never made this! FL is still HOT so I forget about makings soups. How about a potato chicken corn chowder? Yum?
ReplyDeletethat soup looks like the epitome of fall. Such great comfort food.
ReplyDeleteI love creamy soups when the weather turns chilly! This sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh. That looks incredible! Perfect for fall!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds so good! I made soup for dinner on Saturday - seemed like good soup weather to me too!
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