Carrot soup with mashed potatoes

Carrots are a bright, beautiful and healthy vegetable, and if you add a few more ingredients to it, then you can get a very colorful and appetizing soup. Usually, all the carrot soups are cooked in the form of soups-purees, which are previously passed through the blender to a homogeneous state. Let's try to cook carrot soup with you, using these recipes.

Carrot cream soup

Ingredients:

Preparation

Take the pan, pour the water and put it on the stove. Bring to a boil and throw the diced cheese melted. Then add the carrots pre-cut in thin strips, reduce the heat and cover the pan with a lid. While the carrots cook we'll make a pumpkin. We process it, cut it with the same cubes and add it to the carrots. When all the contents of the pan become soft and boiled, salt to taste and thoroughly grind the blender to a homogeneous creamy mass. Pumpkin-carrot cream soup is ready. Bon Appetit!

Carrot soup with ginger

Ingredients:

Preparation

Pour into the pan butter, put finely chopped onions and stew, stirring constantly for 5 minutes. Then add finely chopped carrots, ginger, vegetable broth and cook for 15 minutes. Remove the saucepan from the fire, cool it, transfer it to a blender and grind it to a homogeneous mass. We shift the mashed potatoes again into a saucepan, pour in cream, season with salt and pepper and carefully heat it.

Soup-puree carrot and potato

Ingredients:

Preparation

In a small saucepan, put butter and put on medium heat. When all the oil is melted, add finely chopped carrots and onions. Tom all the vegetables in the oil for about 15 minutes. Then add the potato cut in straws and pour the broth. We bring everything to the boil, we reduce the fire and cook until all the vegetables are ready. Then, remove the pot from the stove and gently strain the liquid into another container. We put the cooked vegetables in a blender and pour in the mute broth. Grind to a homogeneous vegetable puree and again put into a saucepan. Add fatty cream, salt, pepper to taste and heat a little. Immediately poured into plates and served on the table.