Originating from France, Bisque is a traditionally creamy
smooth soup with a base cooked with shellfish stock. However, this vegetarian
version of Bisque is equally tasteful, satisfying and nutrition packed. The
base of pumpkin, giving it the velvety, rich and creamy signature texture of
Bisque, slightly sweet and tangy hint of apples gives it a unique blend of
delicate flavor that is refreshing. Sea vegetable adds on a whopping amount of
vital vitamins and minerals including calcium, iron, zinc, manganese,
folate, vitamins A & K, and iodine.
Low on calories and high on nutrition, this Bisque is a great
choice for a starter or a perfect lunch paired with freshly baked rolls.
Great choice for Appetizers, Lunch,
Dinner!!
Ingredients:
-700gms Pumpkins cubed
-1 medium Onion chopped
-2 cooking apples
-1 tbsp dried sea vegetable Arame(optional)
-2 tbsp cold pressed vegetable oil or olive oil
-2 tsp Lemon juice
-1 tsp Curry powder
-½ tsp Peppers
-6 cups/ 1.5 litres Vegetable Stock
Salt to taste
Cooking Instructions:
1-
Peel and cube the pumpkin, and one apple
2-
Chop onions
3-
In a 3 quart stock pot saute onion in olive oil for
5 minutes, add curry powder cook for another 2-3 minutes
4-
Now add the cubed pumpkin and apple and
vegetable stock
5- Let
cook for 20 minutes or until the vegetable are all mushy
6-
While the vegetable are cooking, wash Arame and
soak in little water for 5 minutes, and all in the vegetable during the last 5
minutes of cooking
7-
Using a hand held smoothie blender or vitamix
puree the vegetable
8-
You will get a thick creamy textured puree, can
add little water to adjust consistency. This will be a thick textured soup
without use of any thickener
9-
Add salt pepper, and 1/2 tsp lemon juice
10- Grate
or julienne the second apple
and toss in 1-1/2tsp lemon juice
11- Ladle
soup in bowls hot or cold and garnish with a generous amount of grated apple
12- Serve
as part of multicourse course dinner, for lunch serve with salad or roll. Here I
have served it with wholewheat
zatar rolls
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