Another day where the kids have demolished a big bowl of homemade soup. This definitely goes a way towards having 5 a day!
Ingredients
4 large potatoes
1 leek
2 large carrots
1/2 cabbage
2 onions
1 litre of veg stock
I literally peeled, chopped and chucked it in the saucepan until all the veggies were soft – about twenty minutes – and then whacked it in the blender until it was smooth. We had it with chopped up wraps to dip in.
I make this soup a lot, especially in the winter. It’s cheap, it’s easy and it’s super healthy. The kids absolutely love it! Its a brilliant way to get loads of veggies in them and it’s really filling and especially nice with crusty bread on a cold day! I make lots of it and then put a tub of it in fridge for the next day and freeze some. It’s perfect for toddler lunches!
Ingredients:
225g potatoes in small chunks
3 leeks
large onion, sliced
1.5 pints vegetable stock
Teaspoon of butter or splash of oil
Put the butter in a saucepan and lightly brown the onion. Add the potatoes and leeks and vegetable stock and leave to cook until all the veg is soft. Take it off the heat and whack it all in the blender until it is as smooth as you want it – we have outs quite thick and chunky.
We eat quite a lot of homemade soup so watch out for more recipes!
The photo isn’t of my soup, its from the BBC food website – I’m a bit rubbish at making food look pretty!
I make this soup a lot, especially in the winter. It’s cheap, it’s easy and it’s super healthy. The kids absolutely love it! Its a brilliant way to get loads of veggies in them and it’s really filling and especially nice with crusty bread on a cold day! I make lots of it and then put a tub of it in fridge for the next day and freeze some. It’s perfect for toddler lunches!
Ingredients:
225g potatoes in small chunks
3 leeks
large onion, sliced
1.5 pints vegetable stock
Teaspoon of butter or splash of oil
Put the butter in a saucepan and lightly brown the onion. Add the potatoes and leeks and vegetable stock and leave to cook until all the veg is soft. Take it off the heat and whack it all in the blender until it is as smooth as you want it – we have outs quite thick and chunky.
We eat quite a lot of homemade soup so watch out for more recipes!
The photo isn’t of my soup, its from the BBC food website – I’m a but rubbish at making food look pretty!
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