Froggy soup with out the frogs
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    Default Froggy soup with out the frogs

    1 tablespoon vegetable oil
    1 medium leek
    1 medium stick celery
    225g potato, diced
    1 litre vegetable stock
    280g frozen petits pois
    Some grated cheddar to sprinkle on top when served


    Heat the oil in a large saucepan. Add the leek and fry over a medium
    heat for 5 minutes until softened. Add the celery and potato and cook
    for a further 5 minutes.

    Pour the stock over the vegetables and bring to the boil. Cover,
    reduce the heat and simmer the soup for 15 minutes. Add the petits pois
    and cook for a further 5 minutes until the potato is tender.

    Using a hand-blender or food processor, blend the soup until smooth.
    Reheat if necessary before serving and top with grated cheddar cheese.

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    Default Re: Froggy soup with out the frogs

    sounds yummy

    but the title has put me off my chiken korma im eating

    i had this vision of frogspawn which looks like snot which i hate

    sorry does sound nice thou
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    Default Re: Froggy soup with out the frogs

    thanks Angel the kids will love it ! especially the name x

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    Default Re: Froggy soup with out the frogs

    Hmmmmm not sure about the name but the soup sounds lovely

    thanks Angel

    miffy xx

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    Default Re: Froggy soup with out the frogs

    Angel, I think I'd like to come and stay with you, do you make all these lovely recipes you post? Won't do my diet much good though

    Ali

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    Default Re: Froggy soup with out the frogs

    Yes we do make all of these things that I post

    I like to know they are easy first before I post them

    The kids dont really like soup but because they helped make it and because of the name they did actually eat it

    Angel xx

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    Default Re: Froggy soup with out the frogs

    Might have to give this one a try

    Thanks Angel
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    Default Re: Froggy soup with out the frogs

    would be fun to try and cut a froggy shape out of cucumber green part or a lettuce leaf or something and float it on the top LMAO

 

 

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