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Showing posts with label Soup. Show all posts

Mushroom Soup

Very simple, quick, refreshing mushroom soup. I loved this picture, my little one was so hungry that she didn't allow me to click the picture and she wanted to have her mummum asap :-)
Ingredients
  1. 1½ box of button mushrooms
  2. 1 small onion
  3. 2 cloves of garlic
  4. 1 tsp butter
  5. 2 tsp wheat flour
  6. 1 cup low fat milk
  7. Water as needed
  8. Salt & pepper as needed
Method
  1. sauté onions until they become transparent, add garlic & chopped mushrooms. stir until mushrooms are cooked.
  2. In a small pan add the wheat flour & stir until the butter- flour are well combined. Pour in milk, stirring constantly as it thickens to the right consistency. keep aside.
  3. allow the mushrooms to cool down, grind it in a mixer, along with the white sauce, add some water while grinding.
  4. Bring the soup to a boil & add salt & pepper as needed. Serve hot.

Cold Soup

The bishop's weed or commonly known as ajwain or Ova in marathi is found in abundance in Muscat. I myself have a small plant in my little garden. Ajwain has a its own antiseptic properties & helps as a digestive aid & relief from abdominal discomfort due to digestion. Here's a cold soup/ welcome drink made from the Ajwain leaf mixed with buttermilk, a perfect summer coolant & excellent for digestion.


 Ingredients
  1. 10-12 Ajwain leaves (washed)
  2. 4 methi seeds 
  3. ½ tsp cumin seeds
  4. ping of hing
  5. 1 tsp grated coconut
  6. salt as per taste
  7. 1 tsp oil
  8. 2 cups Buttermilk
  9. Water as needed
Method
  1. Add oil in a small kadai, when it becomes hot add methi seeds let it splutter then add cumin seeds, hing, coconut & fry for 2 minutes; add the ajwain leaves. stir for a minute. Keep aside to cool. Grind this to a very smooth paste. mix with buttermilk, add water if required. If you want you can strain the cold soup and serve, serve it cool.
  2. Note: if you cannot find ajwain leaves, you may substitute the above recipe with Spinach leaves.

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