Showing posts with label Soup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soup. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 October 2011

Suvikõrvitsa-läätse püreesupp / Courgette-Lentil Soup



Ilmade jahenedes tekib ikka soov mõnusa sooja supi järele, mida on mõnus dekadentlike võileibade kõrvale süüa. Tavaliselt on ainult köögivilju sisaldavad püreesupid veidi üksluise maitsega, selles supid sisalduvad läätsed aga muudavad selle siidjaks, nii et koort pole tegelikult vaja lisadagi.

Vaja läheb:
1 dl tumerohelisi (,,De Puy") läätsi
võid
1 sibul
1 küüslauguküüs
1 tl tüümianilehti
600 ml köögiviljapuljongit
350 g suvikõrvitsat
150 g spargelkapsast või varssellerit
soola
pipart

Keeda läätsi ligikaudu viisteist minutit ehk seni, kuni nad on pehmed, kuid mitte katki. Kurna ja loputa. Koori ja lõika sibul ning küüslauk väiksemaks, hakkida pole vaja, piisab neljaks lõikamisest. Pruunista keskmises potis võis koos tüümianiokstega. Lõika suvikõrvits ning brokoli (või seller) väiksemaks, umbes 5 x 5 cm kuubikuteks, ning lisa koos puljongiga potti. Keeda umbes 10 minutit - kuni köögiviljad on pehmed. Püreesta koos läätsedega, maitsesta soola-pipraga. Soovi korral serveeri koore või riivjuustuga.


As the weather gets colder I start craving for hot soups that go so well with filling, decadent sandwiches. Soups that contain only vegetables, no added cream or fats usually taste plain, however, the lentils in this one give a silken texture when puréed so there is no actual need for cream or cheese to be added.

You'll need:
1 dl De Puy lentils
butter
1 onion
1 glove of garlic
1 tsp of thyme leaves
600 ml vegetable broth
350 g courgette
150 g broccoli or celery stalks
salt
pepper

Boil the lentils for about 15 minutes or until they are soft but not porridge like. Drain and rinse under running water. Peel the onion and garlic, cut them into fours and fry, with the thyme leaves, until golden in a medium saucepan. Cut the courgette and broccoli into rough cubes (about 5 x 5 cm) and add to the saucepan with the broth. Boil until the vegetables are tender. Purée with the lentils, add salt and pepper to taste. Serve with cream or grated cheese if you wish.

Sunday, 5 June 2011

Koorene lõhesupp värske kartuliga / Creamy salmon soup with fresh potatoes



Värsketest köögiviljadest ja kalast lihtne koorene supp on just see, millel jäi minu silm pidama Anni Arro kokaraamatut sirvides. Kuna ma olen viimasel ajal suur mereandide fänn, siis läks see supp mulle hästi peale. Ja must leib on siin kõrval lausa hädavajalik.

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The creamy soup with fresh greens and fish is exactly what caught my eye when looking through an Estonian star-cook's, Anni Arro's, cookbook. I am a huge fan of seafood recently so I enjoyed it a lot. And dark bread is a must with this.

Friday, 25 March 2011

Indiapärane läätse-porgandisupp / Lentil-Carrot Soup à la India


See vürtsikas püreesupp valmib vähem kui poole tunniga. Kuigi Matu krimpsutas selle peale ainult nina ja otsustas edasi nälgida, maitses see mulle väga. Ja muidugi ei tasu unustada tervislikkuse faktorit. Pakkusime seda nädalavahetusel külalistele koos juustuküpsistega amuse bouche'ina ja ka neile meeldis. Seega läheb kordamisele.

Kuna retsept on internetist siis leiab eestikeelse retsepti siit. Lisan, et mina kasutasin tšillipipra asemel cayenne'i pipart.


This spicy purée soup takes less than 30 minutes to make and even though Martin made a face at it and decided to keep starving, I liked it a lot. We also offered some to our quests this weekend as an amuse bouche with cheese biscuits and they liked it too. Therefore, I will certainly make it again.

This recipe is from an Estonian foodblog, here. Not that you'd understand anything given you are reading this in English. Anyways, the soup should be enough for two to three people.

You'll need:
600 ml of vegetable broth
100 g of red lentils
2-3 carrots
1 stalk of celery
1 onion
2 cloves of garlic
half a red chili (I used some cayenne pepper instead)
1 tablespoonful of garam masala
1 tablespoonful of butter

Fry the garlic and onion slices in butter on medium heat until golden-brown. Add the garam masala and heat for another minute. Pour everything into a saucepan and add the sliced celery and carrots, as well as the broth, lentils and chili. Boil for 10-15 minutes on a low heat, until the carrots are soft. Purée the soup.