Here’s a simple and easy recipe for making a healthy soup which can be a good starter. You can make Sweet Corn Soup as spicy or as bland as you like. I like to make my soup fairly simple and keep all the condiments on the table for people to add as required.
1. Pour some hot water on the sweetcorn to defrost it. Drain the sweet corn and put into a food processor with the onions, garlic, ginger, and semolina and blend it to a smooth mixture. If you like hot and spicy soup- you can add 2 green chilies.
3. Add some pepper to the soup. (You won’t need to add any more spices if you have used the Stock granules or cube)
4. Add half a cup of plain yogurt (vegans can add soya yogurt) to the soup and stir well.
5. Let it simmer gently for 10 minutes. If the Sweet Corn Soup hasn’t blended well, you may wish to blend it again.
6. The Sweet Corn Soup is ready to serve; you can serve Sweet Corn Soup with warm home made garlic bread.
You may wish to try some of these soup recipes from my blog:
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