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Creamy Carrot Soup with Blue Vein Cheese


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Ingredients

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  • 1 onion, Halved
  • 70 grams Butter
  • 500 grams carrots, Chopped
  • 800 grams water
  • 1-2 tablespoons Vegetable stock paste
  • 30 grams cream
  • 30 grams Blue Vein Cheese
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    29min
    Preparation 5min
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Recipe's preparation

  1. 1. Chop onion. 3 seconds, Speed 5

    2. Add butter, sauté 3 minutes, 120 degrees, Speed 1

    3. Add Carrot, chop 15 seconds,  speed 7

    4. Add water and Vegtable Stock Paste, cook for 20 minutes, 100 degrees, Speed 1

    5. Add cream and Blue Vein Cheese, 1 minute, speed 5-9 increasing gradually. Beware of hot soup ingredients. 

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Tip

You can strengthen the cheese flavour if you wish


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  • Lovely flavour and super

    Submitted by turbo thermo on 13. May 2016 - 06:35.

    Lovely flavour and super easy. I like my soups a little thicker so would probably add a potato to thicken or reduce the amount of water next time. 

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