Carrot Ginger Soup

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Spring is here!!!

Carrot Ginger Soup

I was beginning to feel that this day would never come. There was snow and cold and then more snow and more cold. Apparently that little fur ball in Punxsutawney was on to something. I know there are a few of you out there mourning the loss of that one hour this past weekend. I can’t say I blame you but I am extremely happy to see the sun longer and know that when I come home from work there will still be sunlight. Those of you who are food bloggers know what I am talking about!

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I can’t wait for the warm days to arrive and the green to start popping up. Pittsburgh is beautiful in the spring and given the winter we endured I hope that means we are going to get a gorgeous spring. If you need a place to visit this spring then you should plan on making a trip to the ‘burgh.

Ginger and Onions

Since I was full of excitement for spring I knew I had to make something that was the embodiment of spring. Isn’t it obvious that carrot soup is really spring in a bowl?!?! I distinctly remember having an Easter brunch with the family in Virginia and eating carrot soup. I am not sure I had ever eaten it before that brunch but I knew then and there that I loved it. Carrots are amazing, they can be sweet and savory. This soup plays on both characteristics of the amazing orange vegetable.

Carrots/Onions/Ginger/Spices

This is a great soup for your Easter dinner or really any time. You can try different flavor profiles but I am a huge fan of the ginger and carrot combo. I topped mine off with a yogurt drizzle which is optional but it makes for a great presentation (I was actually really proud of my plating skills on this one). Perhaps I am getting in to the groove now that spring is here and my creative juices are flowing!

Quick side bar: I recently reviewed a great cookbook called ‘Soul Food Love‘, you can find my review in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette food section or you can click here.

Now grab a spoon because this is going to make you warm and happy.

 

 

4 Comments

  1. Pretty photograph! Sounds wonderful and healthy (minus the butter). 🙂

     
  2. Pingback: 20 Healthy And Delicious Soup Recipes To Get You Ready For Spring

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