While making this soup you can be creative and use whatever vegetables you have on hand. The recipe I have below has the combination I use most frequently. The nice part about this soup is its packed with everything thats good for you and is pretty much fat-free.
This is my entry no. 6 for the Recipe Marathon on One Hot Stove. I can't believe that this marathon ends tomorrow, I have had a lot of fun blogging every day and also reading what the other runners are cooking up.
Ingredients:
- 2 medium size beets
- 2 carrots
- 1 large tomato
- 2 small potatoes
- 2 garlic cloves
- 7 peppercorns
- 1 tablespoon yellow moong dal (optional)
- Peel beets, carrots and potatoes and chop them into chunks.
- Also chop the tomato into chunks.
- Combine all the vegetables with garlic, peppercorns and moong dal in a pressure cooker and cover with just enough water.
- Pressure cook till all the vegetables are soft.
- Blend into a puree and reheat with salt (to taste) and more pepper if required.
- Serve with some hot buttered toast.
Makes 4 side servings.
Looks hearty and delicious!
ReplyDeleteSounds perfect for a wintry, working night!
ReplyDeleteWow ! Your soup looks RED and delicious
ReplyDeleteYour soup looks amazing and tempting.
ReplyDeletegrabs the attention with this vibrant shade of red!
ReplyDeleteWishing you all a very happy new year :)
Oh, the delicious-red of that soup!! Makes me want to lick that bowl clean!!! It's so similar to what my mum makes from tomatoes and beets too ... just be-au-ti-fulll!
ReplyDeleteWish you a very happy new year, Radhika! Wish you the very best, and a year full of many more heart-warming recipes and stories from your blog to mine!!
I made something similar for my son today as he's under the weather too.. I added some broken spaghetti to give some bulk. Bulk your bright rouge color is making me want to make some more..
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a very Happy & Prosperous New Year.
Thanks everyone! Wish you all a very Happy and Prosperous New Year!
ReplyDeleteI tried out this soup and I love it. I am doing a soup-for-dinner thingy this week, so would love to hear the other veggie combinations you make this soup with. Please do share!! And great recipes!
ReplyDeleteHi Sri, This is combination I use the most. I know my Mum has put doodhi, spinach in it along with these. Hope this helps!
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