
This soup comforts me like a soft fuzzy blanket.
Just the smell of it calms me.
I had a busy weekend.
I had to go to work unexpectedly.
I cooked, tested what will be the Edgar Sandwiche, and cooked some more.
I also spent a long while at Rona with a very nice man who filled my basket with all I needed to paint, fix holes, redo melamine & tiles and gave me much confidence, this will be easy he said. *Reminder to find this man in November and bring brownies*
Pear and Turnip Velouté
1/4 cup butter
1 large onion, chopped
2 carrots, peeled, chopped
2 turnips, peeled, chopped
2 pears, ripe, peeled, chopped
2 L stock (I used chicken, veg is good also)
1 cup 15% cream ( I had thick cooking style)
nutmeg
thyme
salt
pepper
In a small stock pot, cook the onions in the butter until transparent. Add the carrots, cook for 5 minutes more, stirring from time to time. Add the turnips and pear. Cook for 5-7 minutes until caramelized. Add the stock and cook until vegetables are soft. Pass through a strainer and add cream, a good pinch of nutmeg and adjust seasoning with salt and pepper. Serve with fresh thyme leaves.


7 comments:
Looks great fore the winter months - thanks for sharing!
This looks wonderful!! Can't wait to try.
This looks wonderful!!
so interesting...unique...out of the box...love it!
This sounds fantastic... perfect for fall! If I can find some good turnips, I will definitely try it.
this. looks. FANTASTIC!
This looks wonderful!
Does pass through a strainer mean to blitz it with a food processor?
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