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Garlic soup

Garlic soup

I have always loved the garlic soup in winter, so simple and so rich ... I recently discovered how good it was with the Thermomix. And the best thing is that when I served our dishes, I mashed the rest and a cream of garlic soup… Delicious. The children they ate it delighted. And I solved one Dinner in a easy, economical and healthy with a receta tradicional. Well, I can't ask for more.

The original recipe is in the Essential book. I have varied it a little, adding a couple of touches of homegrown, to make it more like my mother's life. She told me a story about a very poor and hungry sage who got lost and ended up with a miser who did not want to share his food. "I am satisfied with a soup of stones," said the sage, "stones and water." The miser immediately wanted to know that soup so cheap and, while he was running for stones, the sage approached the fire, took some garlic that hung, and fried them, and ripped out some dry bread of a sack for pigs, and added it. And poured water from the jug. When the miser arrived, he threw the stones into the saucepan and let it boil. He served two bowls, without stones, and gave one to the miser. And the miser was amazed by that great taste of stone soup. When the wise man left, he spent the rest of his life wanting to repeat that soup of stones and water, so rich and so cheap, and he never succeeded, because he never knew that it was really the it the ingredient of that miracle. I hope you like it!

This recipe is also simple and inexpensive it is of use and it will help us not to waste the bread that we have left.

More information - Traditional bread soup / 9 recipes of use

Source - Essential Book

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  1.   sandemore said

    Yesterday I made this recipe, it was delicious.
    As they are basic ingredients that are usually always had, it is ideal for when we have the emptiest pantry and we do not know what to put for dinner. Of course, he only gave me three servings.
    I think it is important that the bread is cut to the thickness indicated (approximately 1cm), if it is thinner I imagine it will have a more pasty consistency. In this way, a perfect texture remains.
    Thanks a lot. I have known your blog looking for this recipe and I really liked it.
    A greeting:
    sandemore

    1.    Ana Valdes said

      Hello Sandemore: What a joy your message! I love that you liked. I adapted my mother's recipe myself to thermomix and it took me several tries, to be honest. It is true that with the thinnest bread, the thing turns into a puree. Therefore, the thickness indication. If the portions seem short, you can increase them by proportionally adding the same ingredients and keeping the time, temperatures and speeds the same. A hug and stay with us. You'll see how many recipes we have. Use our search engine when you want some. Or google «thermorecetas» followed by the recipe you are looking for. Welcome to our blog!

  2.   marisa said

    I guess the recipe cannot be made overnight, or leave the toast for the next guide.

    1.    Ana Valdes said

      No, marisa, sorry. Garlic soup is made and consumed on the spot. A hug!

  3.   Verobe said

    Hello, I have a question: the garlic skins the crusts for the cream? I have the doubt to put the garlic with skin and then find the skin in the soup. Thanks!!

  4.   Angels said

    Hello, I have the same doubt with the garlic skin. It will not be better to peel them, thank you

    1.    Ana Valdes said

      Hello Angels, sorry, I had not seen your previous comment. The garlic goes with the skin, the skin prevents the interior from being overly roasted and leaves a taste of "burnt garlic", in addition the skin gives its own flavor to the whole.
      Then, indeed, in the soup you will find the garlic with its skin, which you will have to remove when you eat them, but it does not have to be a problem, there are many dishes in which this happens.
      If you are going to make the cream that I propose at the end, you can remove the skin of the garlic from the soup already made before grinding, or not, as you prefer, since speed 10 can do everything.
      I hope you like it! A hug!

  5.   graciela said

    I have a question, do you throw the eggs in beaten or how? Thanks :)

  6.   Ana Valdes said

    Hello Graciela. The eggs are cracked and dropped whole, without beating and without anything. A hug!