The Soup Book: 200 Recipes, Season by Season

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Heat up and blend and then you then have a delicious creamy soup that will remind you of Christmas. I have used soup makers for many years, and I have found that you get what you pay for. The cheap Morphy Richards Soup Maker doesn’t hold much soup and breaks easily (I replaced mine 3 times), yet the Ninja Soup Maker and Cuisinart are the BEST. You will fall in love with this soup maker minestrone soup. Its so easy to prep and make in the soup maker and it makes good portion. You can also freeze the leftover minestrone soup or use it as part of some meal prep.

Celeriac soup is a hearty dish that can be made in just 30 minutes. Celeriac provides a creamy texture to the soup, while the garlic and herbs add an aromatic flavour. 42. Celery Soup This is a totally different soup to the usual soup maker soups I make and is making use of the leftover pasta that the kids made at baking class. It is so much fun and these pasta soup bowls are hearty, perfect as a winter warmer and you can also use dried pasta too.

This is a favourite of mine and so easy to make. Plus, you don’t just have to make it during beer season in October. Just note you might have to readjust the cook time of the stew when cooked in the soup maker. What Else Can I Use A Soup Maker For? But this also depends on the soup maker you own, as some do have a rubbish blade and are difficult to mix. For example, the Morphy Richards soup maker is much cheaper and this shows on the blender function. Perfect if you love stilton in your soup. If you have not tried broccoli soup yet in your soup maker this is an excellent starting point.

I just so, so love lentil soup in the soup maker. You can mix and match spices, you can make it on cold days and the ingredients are so simple. I also love some air fryer pumpkin seeds to sprinkle on top.

I love sweet potato soup in the soup maker. It is so delicious and creamy, yet not too heavy where you feel like you have been overloaded with carbs. Celery is known for the fact that if you chew on it that there is more effort in eating it than the calories itself making it a negative calorie food. Yes, it is cheaper to make soup in a soup maker compared to the hob or the stovetop as you might call it.