Soup is such a good way of using up this leftovers and this cauliflower and Stilton soup did just that after Christmas.My husband is of the opinion that the addition of Stilton improves the taste of most things. Of course, if you aren't a blue cheese fan then you could substitute a cheese of your choosing. Again, an onion could be swapped for the leek.
This recipe serves 2.
Cauliflower And Stilton Soup
- 1/2 a large cauliflower
- 1 leek
- 1 vegetable oxo cube
- 50g Stilton plus extra to crumble on top
- 500 ml semi skimmed milk
- creme fraiche to finish
- Chop the cauliflower and leek and add to the pan. Cover with water and add a vegetable oxo cube. Cook until the cauliflower is soft and most of the water has evaporated.
- Put this into a food processor and add the milk. Give it a whizz until nice and smooth.
- Transfer back to the pan and warn through with the 50g of crumbled Stilton.
- Pour into a bowl and top with a little creme fraiche and crumbled Stilton.
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Love the sound of this Louise - don't think I've ever had cauliflower soup before.
ReplyDeleteTo be honest I only tried it as my Dad told me it tasted good!
DeleteOhhhh myyyyyy....I absolutely ADORE Stilton. I make a cauliflower purée soup that my family loves, but it's quite different—but now I'll have to make THIS one...because STILTON.
ReplyDeletelol you sound like my husband. He loves pretty much all cheese but Stilton is his favourite
DeleteIt sounds lovely! I don't actually like Stilton much but I do think it's great in a soup.
ReplyDeleteYum I love the colour of your soup, cauliflower is so delicious especially in soups, and I really fancy a bit of Stilton!
ReplyDeleteIt's only recently that I have even tried it!
DeleteOooh yes please Louise! I love broccoli and Stilton soup but I have a feeling this is even better. I bet the cauliflower makes it a real creamy soup. Thank you for sharing with #CookBlogShare x
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