SWEDE AND MAPLE SYRUP SOUP (Velouté de rutabaga et sirop d’érable)
SWEDE AND MAPLE SOUP
(Velouté de rutabaga et sirop d’érable)
It’s not easy to find a nice combination of vegetables to make a soup. We are indubitably bored with the broccoli, pumpkin and leeks we can see practically everywhere… Each week, when I decide to prepare a soup, I try to figure out which vegetables I will associate with. This time it was swede. Why ? Heuuu, why not ??? With sweetcorn, red onions and a little French-Canadian touch (I am completely hooked with a Canadian film called “Apparence”…) : maple syrup. Maple syrup is a gem in cooking : I do salads with it, cocktails, cookies, etc… I glazed my meat with maple syrup as well. It is less sweet than the honey for the reluctant of sweet and sour taste… I have told you, maple syrup is exemplary…
SWEDE AND MAPLE SOUP
A quick glance in your kitchen…
In your fridge
Swede
Potatoes
Maple syrup
In your cupboard
Sweetcorn
Red onion
Garlic
500 g 17,5 oz peeled and diced potatoes
350 g 11 oz peeled and diced swede
A little can sweetcorn
1 diced red onion
1 crushed garlic clove
1 vegetable stock
1,5 l boiling water
3 tbsp maple syrup
In a large pan, fry the onions and garlic in a little bit of olive oil for 2 minutes.
Add the boiling water, potatoes, swede, corn and stocks.
Cover and cook for 20 minutes.
At the end of the cooking, blitz with a hand blender until puree soup.
Add the maple syrup. Combine well.
Serve.
Velouté de rutabaga et sirop d’érable
