Heat a drizzle of oil and a teaspoon of butter
In a large saucepan.
You may want to flavor your olive oil for such uses with
A few anise seeds or
A sprig of thyme.
Peel an onion, remove the sprout.
Mince the onion as thinly as possible.
Toss the onion into the flavored olive oil.
The heat must remain low – watch that the onions do not burn,
They must turn transparent only.
Take one bunch of carrots, enough for four.
Peel the carrots with a dual-head peeler, and
Cut them into large slices.
Rinse briefly under running water, and
Drain in a colander.
Add the carrots to the onions, until
Lightly colored, ten minutes or so.
Cover with vegetable stock
Flavored with the zest of an orange, collected with a vegetable peeler.
Bring to a boil, then lower the heat and simmer.
Flavor with a pinch of cinnamon.
Squeeze the juice of an orange, and
Filter through a small sieve,
In order to separate the pulp.
“It’s a done deal” when the carrots are tender.
Place the soft carrots in a blender.
Blend.
Add salt.
Pour a little vegetable broth.
Slowly pour the orange juice.
Taste, and adjust to taste.
Decorate each bowl with a pinch of cinnamon or
A little coriander.
- During cooking time, add to the carrots
Some pumpkin, or
Chunks of juicy pear, and
A pinch of sugar if the carrots taste a little bitter.
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A creamy, cream-free soup…
Serve hot in the winter, and
chilled in the summer!
easy
Sprinkle this soup with blanched orange zest
(if time permits!)
Marianne also adds
a little bit of coconut milk
to the carrot cream
in the blender.
It tastes great .
Thanks, Marianne!
➢ 1 teaspoon of butter for the saucepan
➢ Drizzle of olive oil
➢ 1 onion
➢ 1 pinch of anise seeds
➢ 1 bunch of carrots, enough for four
➢ 1 pinch of powdered cinnamon
➢ Vegetable broth