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Grate carrots. <br>
Grate carrots. <br>
Heat oil in big soup pot <br>
Heat oil in big soup pot <br>
Add onionsand cook until just getting brown. <br>
Add onions and cook until just getting brown. <br>
add garlic and ginger and cumin , stir well. <br>
add garlic and ginger and cumin , stir well. <br>
add carrot and coconut milk. <br>
add carrot and coconut milk. <br>
add either water or stock to just cover the carrots. <br>
add either water or stock to just cover the carrots. <br>
cook until carrot is cooked, it should still have some body and not be mushy. <br>
cook until carrot is cooked, it should still have some body and not be mushy. <br>
remove from heat, possiblylet cool, depending on you ability to work with hot soup. <br>
remove from heat, possibly let cool, depending on you ability to work with hot soup. <br>
Then blend and return to soup pot. <br>
Then blend and return to soup pot. <br>
Taste it to make sure it's ok. Add salt as needed or wanted. <br>
Taste it to make sure it's ok. Add salt as needed or wanted. <br>
Heat until it's at serving temperature. <br>
Heat until it's at serving temperature. <br>
Serve. <br>
Serve. <br>
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Revision as of 22:55, 17 December 2014

Carrot Soup

1 tables spoon minced garlic
1 tablespoon minced shredded ginger
1/2 teaspoon of cumin
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 finely chopped onion
4 cups grated carrot
4 tablespoons of vegetable oil
1 Can of Coconut milk ( 400 ml )

Grate carrots.
Heat oil in big soup pot
Add onions and cook until just getting brown.
add garlic and ginger and cumin , stir well.
add carrot and coconut milk.
add either water or stock to just cover the carrots.
cook until carrot is cooked, it should still have some body and not be mushy.
remove from heat, possibly let cool, depending on you ability to work with hot soup.
Then blend and return to soup pot.
Taste it to make sure it's ok. Add salt as needed or wanted.
Heat until it's at serving temperature.
Serve.