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Thread: curried parsnip soup

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    Default curried parsnip soup

    this makes a large pan you have been warned
    6 parsnips
    6 carrots
    1 neep
    3 onions
    1 tablespoon madras curry powder
    1 pint of double cream (though if you are health consious creme frais may do)
    peel and chop up the onions and sweat in a little oil with the curry powder then add the rest of the veg and add water to cover and boil for a while whizz up then add the cream stir through and serve!
    very easy and tasty and warming...
    i sometimes add a couple of celery sticks to it too!
    you can add as much or as little curry powder too it as you like!

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    Sounds really tasty Dadie....I had the tinned Tesco version just today for lunch
    Home made would be much nicer I'm sure, but I would need to made a smaller quantity.
    Any idea what size of pan (in terms of pints) I'd need for say half the quantities in your recipe? And could I use single cream?
    Cheers
    Angela

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    it does sound lovely!
    Like Angela, i'd need to find an alternative to doublecream...sadly!
    i love parsnips,but OH hates turnip...hey!..what they don't know
    karia X

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    it usually fills my pressure cooker to an inch or two to the top i make big batches of it and then freeze it in the plastic tubs you get from the chinese takeaway i reckon about half the quantity would feed 4 hungry people or 6 people for a lunch snack... single cream works ok but sometimes when heating it, it splits...would creme frias or low fat fromage frais work ?
    ps forgot add salt and pepper to taste and i sometimes use a stock cube or two in the water....it varies pot to pot...

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