Sam Inglis was very brave and tried making this soup from scratch for the very first time!
If you cooked something you’re particularly proud of, please e-mail it to fongtasticfood@gmail.com
Sam Inglis was very brave and tried making this soup from scratch for the very first time!
If you cooked something you’re particularly proud of, please e-mail it to fongtasticfood@gmail.com
Following on from Jay Leno‘s quote about soup not being considered a real meal, I decided I had to put it to the test by following this BBC Good Food recipe for a very traditional Carrot and Coriander Soup.
As the recipe only really contains the most basic of ingredients, (a few carrots, a potato, and an onion), you would expect the soup to end up being really bland and boring but this couldn’t be further from the truth!
The soup was jam-packed with flavour and it was actually quite filling! I’m not going to lie though, I had to have some garlic bread with it, because like Jay Leno, I’m not a big believer in having just soup for dinner. For a second though, I might have been convinced…
The soup was absolutely delicious but I still think I would have preferred it as a starter before sitting down to a nice full plate of steak and chips. Or something like that.
I promise I’ll keep trying though, watch this space for Butternut Squash Soup, Pea and Mint Soup, Tomato Soup, and many, many more.
PS: If you don’t have a nice big fresh crusty loaf on hand to soak up the goodness, you should try this last-minute tip on how to make your own garlic bread:
If you know of any other wholesome soups that might tempt me away from “real” dinners, please tweet them @FongtasticFood
Soup is just a way of screwing you out of a meal.
Jay Leno – American Stand-Up Comedian and Television Host.