Sig's German Celeriac and Swede Soup
Sig's German Celeriac and Swede Soup

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Celeriac and swede gratin is a lighter alternative to those heavy French cream-based bakes. This week on What's What in the Box, Guy shows you how to cook celeriac soup. James Martin's celeriac soup is a great winter dish. Leave out the bacon for a vegetarian version.

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook sig's german celeriac and swede soup using 12 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Sig's German Celeriac and Swede Soup:
  1. Get 1/2 head celeriac
  2. Take 1/2 head Swede (about the same amount as celeriac
  3. Get I cup of fresh beetroot juice (without vinegar)
  4. Get Half a stick leek
  5. Make ready 1-2 sticks celery
  6. Make ready 2 medium potatoes
  7. Make ready Stock cubes to taste
  8. Prepare Water to boil the swede and celeriac
  9. Prepare Cream if you like
  10. Take to taste Salt and pepper
  11. Make ready 4 spoons creme fraiche for garnish
  12. Prepare to taste Wild Garlic

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Steps to make Sig's German Celeriac and Swede Soup:
  1. First peel and shop the swede, the celeriac and the potato, clean the leek and celery then chop all into equal seized cubes. This will help to boil them.
  2. Add about one litre of water into a pan, heat to boil
  3. Add the chopped vegetables and boil them until they are soft enough to blend them into a smooth soup. Add the stock cube or powder.
  4. Cool the vegetables down, blend into smooth soup add more water if needed, now season the soup with salt and pepper and wild garlic.
  5. Reheat the soup but do not boil, add the cream if you like.
  6. Now put the soup into its serving dish, gently pour a little of the beetroot juice and a little creme fraiche into the middle.
  7. Take a skewer and create a pattern by pulling the skewer through the soup. Garnish with a little parsley or coriander or more wild garlic if you like.

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