Carrots are a marvellous vegetable, often not fully appreciated because it is so easy to overcook them, turning them into tasteless, unattractive, waterlogged items on the plate.
In addition the supermarket varieties of carrot are usually very limited, not just in colour but in shape and size so that they are all identical and consequently, very boring indeed!
Here are two traditional carrot soup recipes – Carrot and Coriander and Carrot and Leek – that make good use of carrots, one of the most versatile vegetables on the planet. If home-grown carrots can be used, so much the better because they usually have a fuller flavour than the supermarket variety.
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Hi Frank - That's brilliant! Glad to be of service :)
This is useful Kathleen, as I have quite a lot of leeks on the allotment and some carrots left. Soup from allotment vegetables is a part of our diet.
Hello Derdriu - I'm glad you found it interesting! Thanks so much for your comment.
KathleenDuffy, Thank you for spotlighting carrot soup, which is a favorite vegetable soup for me. Your two selections give nice glimpses of the range available when featuring carrots in soup.
Hi Brenda! I do too - thanks for the comment. :)
I love carrots. Thanks for the recipe.
I'm no great cook myself, but these recipes are very easy. Even I can't go wrong with soup! :)
I am not good at making soups, I really want to try your recipes. You have a delicious variety of recipe articles.
ologsinquito I'm so pleased you like this article - thanks so much! :)
Abby - It's a beautiful sweet and creamy taste! I think you'd really like it.