This section presents detailed step-by-step recipes for tasty soups made from various ingredients, which even a beginner cook can prepare.
In most countries of the world, soup is served as the first dish at the table. It is a liquid food, consisting of at least 50% water, on which broth or infusion is prepared. Other liquids are also used for soups: milk for dairy soups, brine for pickle soup, kvass for okroshka, and quite unusual options – soups made with wine (bouillabaisse), with beer (elébrad).
We have compiled a selection of first courses – recipes for simple and delicious soups with photos for each step.
In global cuisine, there are about 150 main varieties of first courses, including about a thousand types of soup. Each of these, in turn, can have several cooking options. For example, there are about 25 recipes for cabbage soup, and borscht has even more variations.
Soups are prepared hot (borscht, solyanka, mushroom soup, etc.) or cold (okroshka, cold soup, etc.), and some of them can be served in both options – hot or cold (fish soup, gazpacho). In addition, there are also several differences in first courses:
This section presents simple soup recipes for every day. For convenience, they are grouped into sections.
Fragrant and delicious mushroom cream soup made with champignons takes about 55 minutes to prepare. The combination of the main ingredient with spices and herbs plays an important role – the taste of the mushrooms becomes more pronounced when the soup is seasoned with garlic and dill. Chicken broth can be added to the dish to thin out the puree.
For the cream soup made from beans and potatoes, you can use beans of any size and color. The main thing is that they should be whole, of good quality, not damaged by insects, and have a good taste. If you don't have such grains available, you can replace them with regular beans of any variety and size. This way, you will get a no less nutritious and filling soup made from budget-friendly, widely accessible products.
Cabbage soup with potatoes has a special, hearty taste. Preparing such a dish will take a little more time than boiling a light soup. Classic Russian meat pies, kulebyaka, posikunchiki, pasties, and vatrushki are served with the soup. A spoonful of sour cream or buttermilk is added to the plate and generously sprinkled with herbs.
Buckwheat soup can be prepared together with mushrooms, which are fried in vegetable oil and teriyaki sauce. It will delight your household with an unusual buckwheat soup with mushrooms and teriyaki sauce.
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