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Vegan soup. sweet and sour celeriac and swede with sour cherries from Ottolenghi. This recipe has been submitted by the Good Food community. James Martin's celeriac soup is a great winter dish. Leave out the bacon for a vegetarian version.
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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have sig's german celeriac and swede soup using 12 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Sig's German Celeriac and Swede Soup:
- Get 1/2 head celeriac
- Make ready 1/2 head Swede (about the same amount as celeriac
- Prepare I cup of fresh beetroot juice (without vinegar)
- Prepare Half a stick leek
- Take 1-2 sticks celery
- Make ready 2 medium potatoes
- Take Stock cubes to taste
- Get Water to boil the swede and celeriac
- Take Cream if you like
- Prepare to taste Salt and pepper
- Make ready 4 spoons creme fraiche for garnish
- Make ready to taste Wild Garlic
This vegan celeriac soup is simply delicious. Velvety and smooth this soup has a beautiful slightly nutty celery flavor. But the other day I was at the supermarket and saw an abundance of celeriac and finally decided it was time to overlook it's appearance and give it a try. Unlike carrot, parsnip and swede, celeriac makes a sloppy mash.
Steps to make Sig's German Celeriac and Swede Soup:
- First peel and shop the swede, the celeriac and the potato, clean the leek and celery then chop all into equal seized cubes. This will help to boil them.
- Add about one litre of water into a pan, heat to boil
- Add the chopped vegetables and boil them until they are soft enough to blend them into a smooth soup. Add the stock cube or powder.
- Cool the vegetables down, blend into smooth soup add more water if needed, now season the soup with salt and pepper and wild garlic.
- Reheat the soup but do not boil, add the cream if you like.
- Now put the soup into its serving dish, gently pour a little of the beetroot juice and a little creme fraiche into the middle.
- Take a skewer and create a pattern by pulling the skewer through the soup. Garnish with a little parsley or coriander or more wild garlic if you like.
But the other day I was at the supermarket and saw an abundance of celeriac and finally decided it was time to overlook it's appearance and give it a try. Unlike carrot, parsnip and swede, celeriac makes a sloppy mash. Mix it with its weight in Maris Pipers. I have previously sliced it thinly and packed it in Steamed and reduced to a purée, celeriac produces a pleasing soup that is the essence of winter. It prefers to be cooked in milk rather than the usual.
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