cauliflower soup
Jun. 24th, 2021 09:37 pmCauliflower Soup with mustard and gruyere croutons
Recipe was in a foodie magazine I've had for years. I had leftover cauliflower, and most of the rest of the ingredients on a cold night, so I figured I'd give it a go.

Notes, Adjustments, Thoughts:
As per usual, a great many replacements and adjustments to the recipe. I'm a 'guidelines, not rules' kind of person when it comes to cooking.
I didn't have 1kg of cauliflower - maybe about 500g, but we only had about 750mL of chicken stock, either, so it worked out.
I can't guarantee that the potato was Desiree - just what I had in the cupboard, and the cheese almost certainly wasn't Gruyere, just regular old 'Tasty'. I replaced the milk with somewhat less cream, and the mustard for the croutons was Australian Mustard (by Masterfoods), rather than Dijon.
I froze a container of it for later consumption when I have less patience and time and just want something to eat. I admit, I'd like to see how the flavour changes when you make it with actual gruyere cheese, but that would require getting hold of some gruyere - and then using the rest of it. It's the using up of the rest that causes the big issues in our house.

Whatever the subsitutions, it was delicious, and I'd definitely make it again when we have an excess of cauliflower!
Recipe was in a foodie magazine I've had for years. I had leftover cauliflower, and most of the rest of the ingredients on a cold night, so I figured I'd give it a go.

Notes, Adjustments, Thoughts:
As per usual, a great many replacements and adjustments to the recipe. I'm a 'guidelines, not rules' kind of person when it comes to cooking.
I didn't have 1kg of cauliflower - maybe about 500g, but we only had about 750mL of chicken stock, either, so it worked out.
I can't guarantee that the potato was Desiree - just what I had in the cupboard, and the cheese almost certainly wasn't Gruyere, just regular old 'Tasty'. I replaced the milk with somewhat less cream, and the mustard for the croutons was Australian Mustard (by Masterfoods), rather than Dijon.
I froze a container of it for later consumption when I have less patience and time and just want something to eat. I admit, I'd like to see how the flavour changes when you make it with actual gruyere cheese, but that would require getting hold of some gruyere - and then using the rest of it. It's the using up of the rest that causes the big issues in our house.

Whatever the subsitutions, it was delicious, and I'd definitely make it again when we have an excess of cauliflower!
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