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Sholley
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| | Subject: Cauliflower & Camembert Soup Sun 09 Oct 2011, 9:11 pm | |
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A quick thank you to who ever originally found and posted the Cauli & Camembert Soup recipe on here. I made it yesterday for a trial... Thought if I liked it I could make some up before I go to hospital etc.. The soup was amazing!! I even took some over to my mum's (with a nice crusty bread roll for her) to have for dinner!
I know when I get there I'll probably think differently, but with a cupboard stocked with Up & Go's and Musashi Drinks, Protein Drinks... I'm getting ready for that liquid stage and it's not so daunting after reading everyone else's posts so thanks again!
Michelle | |
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bubblybear
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| | Subject: Re: Cauliflower & Camembert Soup Sun 15 Jan 2012, 1:43 am | |
| hi there im just wondering would it hurt for me to add a bit of potato for some carbs as im a diabetic? | |
| | | | Sholley
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| | Subject: Re: Cauliflower & Camembert Soup Mon 10 Oct 2011, 7:41 am | |
| Most welcome Polly :)
Michelle | |
| | | | pollypocket
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Location : Penrith nsw
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| | Subject: Re: Cauliflower & Camembert Soup Mon 10 Oct 2011, 6:16 am | |
| Hi Michelle thanks so much, Im a big soup lover, as my band gives me hell is soup is one way for me to get lots of veggies in..cheers pollypocket | |
| | | | Sholley
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| | Subject: Re: Cauliflower & Camembert Soup Mon 10 Oct 2011, 3:10 am | |
| I think I got this from a post by 'Jaime' and I'm happy to share it!
Cauli and Camembert cheese soup
1 ltr chicken stock
1 large cauli
1/2 onion
125gm wheel camembert cheese
Chop cauli & onion & boil in chicken stock until really soft. Add salt & black pepper (and optional chilli flakes).
Cut cheese in half to make 2 wheels, put them in the boiling mix - stir a few minutes and when the cheese is melted lift out the skins with a wooden spoon.
Stir a bit longer... then tip the lot into the blender & whiz for a minute.
Serve with more cracked pepper on the top! So YUM.
It really is YUM!
Cheers
Michelle | |
| | | | pollypocket
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| | Subject: Re: Cauliflower & Camembert Soup Sun 09 Oct 2011, 11:41 pm | |
| Hi the soup sounds lovely.. I would love the recipe. Would anyone like to share it? thanks in advance, pollypocket. | |
| | | | Synna
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| | Subject: Re: Cauliflower & Camembert Soup Sun 09 Oct 2011, 10:01 pm | |
| That soup is like heaven in a bowl, especially after subsisting on protein drinks and other bland stuff. Once on purees/mushies you can add chicken or something like that (and blend to desired consistency) to up the protein content and slightly change the flavour.
Fresh cracked pepper on top is extra excellent. | |
| | | | Sholley
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Number of posts : 243
Age : 59
Location : Upper Hunter Valley NSW
Registration date : 2011-07-10
| | Subject: Cauliflower & Camembert Soup Sun 09 Oct 2011, 9:11 pm | |
| A quick thank you to who ever originally found and posted the Cauli & Camembert Soup recipe on here. I made it yesterday for a trial... Thought if I liked it I could make some up before I go to hospital etc.. The soup was amazing!! I even took some over to my mum's (with a nice crusty bread roll for her) to have for dinner!
I know when I get there I'll probably think differently, but with a cupboard stocked with Up & Go's and Musashi Drinks, Protein Drinks... I'm getting ready for that liquid stage and it's not so daunting after reading everyone else's posts so thanks again!
Michelle | |
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