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March 8, 2015 By Scottish Mum 3 Comments

Soup Maker Recipe: Pickled Onion and Celery Soup

Pickled onions are pungent.  This recipe won’t suit everyone, but if you like a tangy taste, give it a go.  How tangy you want pickled onions soup, depends on the vinegar the onions you pick have been pickled in.  The stronger the vinegar, the more pungent the soup.  Sweet vinegar will give a vegetable soup that tastes like most others, but the celery helps give it some bite.

Soup Maker Recipe: Pickled Onion and Celery Soup

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Soup Maker Recipe:  Pickled Onion and Celery Soup
Serves4 - 6
Prep time10 minutes
Cook time28 minutes
Total time38 minutes
Dietary Diabetic, Gluten Free, Vegan, Vegetarian
Meal type Soup
Misc Freezable, Serve Hot
By author Lesley Smith

Ingredients

  • 150g Small Pickled Onions (Drained. Use Sweet Vinegar if possible, for a less tangy taste.)
  • 150g Celery (Chopped and Sliced)
  • 150g Potatoes (Cubed)
  • 150g Carrots (Sliced)
  • 800ml Vegetable Stock
  • 1 tablespoon Olive Oil
  • Salt & Pepper (To Taste)

Note

Makes 1.6 Litres

Method

Step 1.Lightly saute the pickled onions in some olive oil. The goal is to release the pickled onion taste, without the onions becoming brown or overcooked.
Step 2.Add all the ingredients into your soupmaker and choose the chunky setting.
Step 3.Serve chunky, or blend if you prefer your soup smooth, but the tangy oniony taste that you can get with the chunky version will fade into the other vegetables when they're pureed.

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Comments

  1. Mcwellie says

    May 2, 2015 at 6:08 pm

    on the recipe it says 10 hours prep time, but it is not clear why. Do you need to soak overnight

    Reply
    • Debz says

      January 14, 2019 at 4:14 pm

      Think it’s ment to say 10 mins lol

      Reply
      • Scottish Mum says

        January 22, 2019 at 10:47 am

        You’re right. Good spot. I’ve changed that.

        Reply

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