Perfect for eating all year round, vegetarian soups are a healthy, delicious and satisfying option for both appetizers and main meals whether you're vegetarian or not. This beautiful volume is packed with 175 tasty recipes for any occasion.
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Love creamy soups
Mar 19 2012
By Audrey Williams
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Format:Paperback
This is my new favorite cookbook. I have tried a half dozen recipes in it and haven't found one I didn't like yet. So far my favorite is the Orange Watercress soup. My husband enjoyed the Parsnip And Sweet Potato soup.
This cookbook has a lot of recipes for 'creamy' soups. They don't always contain cream, but are pureed. This is the kind of soups I like, so this cookbook is just my thing!
There are pictures of most of the recipes.
The ingredients are common and easy to find, although the names used are British.
Cons: The quantities are written in metric, weight and US measurements separated by /'s. So /1/2 cup can easily be mistaken for 1 1/2 cups at first glance!
Recipes stay on the cautious side with the seasoning quantities.
The soups are separated into undelineated categories such as cold soups, creamy soups, spicy soups, and hearty soups. Many soups overlap these categories. But within the categories they are arranged alphabetically by title, and the title is usually the main ingredients. There is no separation other than a heading at the side of the page to show when you are going from one category to the next.
This cookbook has a lot of recipes for 'creamy' soups. They don't always contain cream, but are pureed. This is the kind of soups I like, so this cookbook is just my thing!
There are pictures of most of the recipes.
The ingredients are common and easy to find, although the names used are British.
Cons: The quantities are written in metric, weight and US measurements separated by /'s. So /1/2 cup can easily be mistaken for 1 1/2 cups at first glance!
Recipes stay on the cautious side with the seasoning quantities.
The soups are separated into undelineated categories such as cold soups, creamy soups, spicy soups, and hearty soups. Many soups overlap these categories. But within the categories they are arranged alphabetically by title, and the title is usually the main ingredients. There is no separation other than a heading at the side of the page to show when you are going from one category to the next.
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Not for Americans!
July 29 2011
By Vegetarian Mountain Mama
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Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
Names of ingredients used in most of the recipes are not common to Americans but are probably common in the UK. Very disappointed in the types of soups with same ingredients used in many recipes. Found soup recipes to be redundant & unappealing with most high in fat content. Since I normally find soup to be very healthy & satisfying I am very sorry that I wasted my money on this vegetarian soup cookbook.
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