I was making
Dorie Greenspan’s Cheating on Winter Pea Soup the other day and I realized that it’s the soup
equivalent of a green smoothie or “green drink.” To make a green drink, you put
together a bunch of vegetables and maybe a little fruit along with some liquid,
blend it up and voila! green drink. Same
thing with this soup. You sauté an onion and then add some broth along with a
bunch of romaine lettuce and frozen peas. It cooks for a bit, then you blend it
up and voila! green soup.
These sorts
of soups are great for winter/early spring – they are loaded with vegetables,
relatively easy to make, can be made with very little fat, freeze well and
taste great. You should also try this asparagus
soup from Williams-Sonoma (it’s written for a soup maker of some sort but
you can make it on the stove). If you are looking for a soup that uses fruit
and vegetables, give Dorie Greenspan’s Double
Celery and Apple Soup recipe a try.
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