The recipe for this simple and really quick asparagus cream soup with roux, herbal salt and almonds topping was the result of a rainy day, with lust for cream soup was no cream at home… (directly to the recipe) … It was green asparagus in the fridge and a rainy day. That’s why I had… Continue reading QUICK ASPARAGUS CREAM SOUP WITH ROUX AND SMOKED ALMONDS
Category: Soup
SUPER-EASY ZUCCHINI CREAM SOUP WITH CROUTONS
I think soup is always agood idea, even in summer. And because it’s zucchini season, we eat zucchini in all forms and variations at the moment, and also from time to time some zucchini cream soup. Usually, at this time of the year, I can use some from my granny’s garden in Burgenland. But unfortunaltely, hailstorms… Continue reading SUPER-EASY ZUCCHINI CREAM SOUP WITH CROUTONS
AUSTRIAN SOULFOOD: SEMOLINA DUMPLINGS WITH VEGGIE SOUP
Semolina dumpling soup is probably one of the most beloved Austrian classics that will definitely qualify as “Soul Food”. When beeing a student, I always had ready-made semolina dumpling soup on stock, in order to have it on my table quickly on a rainy evening after a long day. But of course homemade always tastes better and… Continue reading AUSTRIAN SOULFOOD: SEMOLINA DUMPLINGS WITH VEGGIE SOUP
CREAMY CHESTNUT SOUP WITH POMEGRANATE AND WALNUT TOPPING
Why would I post a recipe for chestnut soup in springtime? Isn’t that somehow an autumn / winter recipe, isn’t it? Well, yeah, but there can be these grumpy rainy days when you may want to prepare this wonderful creamy chestnut soup. For example on days like these: Today is one of those days where you are allowed… Continue reading CREAMY CHESTNUT SOUP WITH POMEGRANATE AND WALNUT TOPPING
CREAMY WILD GARLIC SOUP WITH DANDELION LEAVES (VEGAN)
Wild garlic / Ramson can be found at many places in Vienna at this time of the year, therefore my new recipe today is a very simple, but wonderful recipe for a wild garlic soup with dandelion leaves. The soup works out without any whipped cream, but is still deliciously creamy. Also, I added some dandelion leaves, so the soup is… Continue reading CREAMY WILD GARLIC SOUP WITH DANDELION LEAVES (VEGAN)
LIVER DUMPLINGS. THE SECOND PART OF THE TRAGEDY
In my last posting about Viennese Leberknödel (Liver Dumplings) I learned that good preparation and the right tools can be really important sometimes. And here, poor fool! with all my lore I stand, no wiser than before — Goethe, The first Part of the Tragedy of Faust Here comes the second part of… Continue reading LIVER DUMPLINGS. THE SECOND PART OF THE TRAGEDY
LIVER DUMPLINGS. THE FIRST PART OF THE TRAGEDY
Actually, the story of the liver dumplings is more of a nightmare scenario than a tragedy, but at least there is a moral! And a happy ending! (Here is the second part of the story) But let me start with the beginning: Who knows not the lore Of the Elements four, Their resources And forces, Will fail with disaster. Their… Continue reading LIVER DUMPLINGS. THE FIRST PART OF THE TRAGEDY
BEETROOT SOUP WITH HORSERADISH
This beetroot soup with horseradish was such a big success that I need to share the recipe, even if it’s not a granny recipe, neither my own creation. Beets are just great for fall and winter, not only because they are healthy, but also because you can get locally grown ones these times in Austria. As… Continue reading BEETROOT SOUP WITH HORSERADISH