#SoupChallenge
By Stephanie Morrison
I made this and my friends & family from leftover veg after Christmas. They gobbled it all up in one sitting! We dunked Marmite rice cakes in the soup for a healthy alternative…. delicious!!!
Unfortunately I didn’t weigh anything so its a guess-timate for quantities. (*vegan alternative)
Ingredients:
1 small White onion (chopped)
50g butter (*or plant based spread or olive oil)
1 teaspoon Thai green curry paste (to taste, strength varies between brands)
1 teaspoon cumin powder
1 teaspoon coriander powder
1 teaspoon turmeric powder
4 medium Parsnips
1/4 medium butternut squash
I tin butterbeans & liquid
1 can coconut milk made up to 1 litre with rice milk
Fresh coriander & chopped spring onions & peppers (or chillies) to garnish
Method:
On medium heat cook chopped onion, powdered spices & Thai curry paste n butter (*or vegan alternative) until onions are soft & coated in spices (approx 10 minutes) stirring to avoid burning.
Add chopped Parsnips & butternut squash. Stir to coat in spices then slowly add coconut & rice milk mixture allowing to simmer slowly & sgirring between additions.
When all yhe liquid has been added, simmer thd soup until carrots & squash are soft.
Add butterbeans (with the liquid) and simmer for a further 5 minutes.
Blend soup to a smooth, thick consistency. Adjust thickness as necessary. If you like a chunkier soup, leave some of the mixture unleaded.
Garnish:
Ripped up fresh coriander leaves, finely sliced/diced peppers/chillies, finely sliced spring onions
Let your guests add as much as they like!
Dunk Marmite rice cakes or a hunk of fresh, locally baked bread of your choice. My preference is Ashley’s Bakery bread. They do a delicious Marmite & cheese sourdough!
I know, Thai soup & Marmite… so wrong but so very right together!!!
Sit back, slurp and enjoy the company!
I hope you enjoyed this recipe as much as we did.
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