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Winter Soup

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Angus Clydesdale Oct 2021 7:20pm, 30 Oct 2021 23,419 posts	Quote Pin Angus Clydesdale Good idea!
Derby Tup Oct 2021 7:28pm, 30 Oct 2021 52,450 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Because it’s salty it makes veg soup more tasty
Derby Tup Oct 2021 7:29pm, 30 Oct 2021 52,451 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Assuming you aren’t making your own then finding a stock cube that’s tasty without being overpowering is a key part of soup making. I used Delia’s fave Marigold for ages but it has quite a strong flavour
Angus Clydesdale Oct 2021 7:35pm, 30 Oct 2021 23,421 posts	Quote Pin Angus Clydesdale I use Knorr cubes. Sometimes, if I’m feeling extravagant, I use the Knorr stock pots. And sometimes I do one of each.
EvilPixie Oct 2021 7:36pm, 30 Oct 2021 28,671 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie I just used water on this lot! Tonight I saved the water from cooking the veg to slacken tomorrow’s soup
Derby Tup Oct 2021 7:40pm, 30 Oct 2021 52,452 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup I sometimes just use water but will then add some dried mixed herbs. My current fave cubes are Kallø very low salt organic veg
Derby Tup Oct 2021 7:42pm, 30 Oct 2021 52,453 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Supermarkets sell cooked legumes in cardboard cartons. They’re a nice easy (and cheap) way of adding flavour, thickness and protein
Lizzie Whizz Oct 2021 8:35pm, 30 Oct 2021 25,668 posts	Quote Pin Lizzie Whizz Agree with Kallo cubes.
Lip Gloss Oct 2021 8:39pm, 30 Oct 2021 56,004 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss I might try them as I sometimes find the stock pots too salty although I never add in extra
Red Squirrel Oct 2021 8:58pm, 30 Oct 2021 22,132 posts	Quote Pin Red Squirrel Leek & potato easily my fave winter soup. I always use butter when I fry/sweat the leeks and don't blend the finished article. Celery and cashew is a good one too - this does get blended. It's nearly celeriac season. I can't make celeriac soup anywhere near as good as Mum's, so I don't try. I'm obsessed with remoulade anyway. I make my own stocks and keep bits in the freezer towards a big stock session; usually done in the slow cooker.