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Cream of Cauliflower Soup w/Shrimp and Crab (pics)
Posted on 4/30/14 at 11:19 am
Posted on 4/30/14 at 11:19 am
I made this back on Good Friday, just getting around to posting some pictures. Fist time making this.
Started off just chopping usual seasoning (onion, bell peppers, celery). Threw in large pot with a good amount of butter.
While that was cooking, chopped up a few head of cauliflower.
Once the seasoning was cooked down a bit, added some garlic, and the cauliflower and simmered a bit more until cauliflower was tender.
Once it was tender I took my potato masher and used it to break up the califlower.
Then added some flour to start a light roux.
Once roux got to a light golden (couldnt smell the raw flour anymore) I started adding the seafood stock to get it to the consistency I wanted. I admit it was boxed stock, but I had it simmering with my shrimp heads/shells while the rest was going on. Also added some basic seasonings.
Then hit it with the stick blender!
Let that simmer for an hour or so, just to reduce/bring out flavors more. After I added some whipping cream.
With about 15-20 mins or so before serving I stirred in the shrimp and then the crab meat soon after.
In the meantime I made some chive oil. Blended olive oil with fresh chives for a while.
All dished up.
Spoon shot.
This stuff was delicious! Will definitely be making it again.
Started off just chopping usual seasoning (onion, bell peppers, celery). Threw in large pot with a good amount of butter.
While that was cooking, chopped up a few head of cauliflower.
Once the seasoning was cooked down a bit, added some garlic, and the cauliflower and simmered a bit more until cauliflower was tender.
Once it was tender I took my potato masher and used it to break up the califlower.
Then added some flour to start a light roux.
Once roux got to a light golden (couldnt smell the raw flour anymore) I started adding the seafood stock to get it to the consistency I wanted. I admit it was boxed stock, but I had it simmering with my shrimp heads/shells while the rest was going on. Also added some basic seasonings.
Then hit it with the stick blender!
Let that simmer for an hour or so, just to reduce/bring out flavors more. After I added some whipping cream.
With about 15-20 mins or so before serving I stirred in the shrimp and then the crab meat soon after.
In the meantime I made some chive oil. Blended olive oil with fresh chives for a while.
All dished up.
Spoon shot.
This stuff was delicious! Will definitely be making it again.
Posted on 4/30/14 at 11:26 am to RhineEaux
I love soup and this looks great. Did you add any other seasonings aside from what you sauteed? Dry seasonings?
Posted on 4/30/14 at 11:29 am to Gris Gris
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Did you add any other seasonings aside from what you sauteed? Dry seasonings?
no much, just the usual salt and pepper and some cayenne. Wanted to keep it pretty simple.
Posted on 4/30/14 at 11:58 am to RhineEaux
Looks like a solid recipe! Yum!
Posted on 4/30/14 at 12:04 pm to RhineEaux
I love white pepper and I use it a lot in creamed and pureed soups. Seems to work better than the sharp flavor of cayenne for me.
I like your version and I'm thinking I might enjoy a version with a little curry. I've been using it more lately. Really more versatile than I thought.
I like your version and I'm thinking I might enjoy a version with a little curry. I've been using it more lately. Really more versatile than I thought.
Posted on 4/30/14 at 12:05 pm to RhineEaux
Looks good. I might have to try this. What do you do with the left over chive oil?
Posted on 4/30/14 at 12:10 pm to RhineEaux
Looks great! I'll skip the shrimp/crab and will be trying this
Posted on 4/30/14 at 12:12 pm to aaronb023
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What do you do with the left over chive oil?
You could use it in a salad dressing or another dish or on popcorn. I love olive oil on popcorn. I'm having some now for lunch with Domenica's oil on it. Just a little does the trick and then shake up the popcorn while it's hot. It distributes evenly.
Posted on 4/30/14 at 2:25 pm to Gris Gris
quote:
I love white pepper and I use it a lot in creamed and pureed soups
same here
Posted on 4/30/14 at 4:13 pm to aaronb023
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What do you do with the left over chive oil?
sadly dumped it out the next day or so. did put a little on some eggs in the morning, it was ok.
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