These days people are 'calculative' towards the food especially on calories. No doubt many hi cal foods are delicious, i.e. fat, starch, but that does not mean without hi-cal food/ingredient, we cant cook a good one. In this post, im going to show you how to cook Mushroom Soup without using cream (hi fat content).
Ingredient for 6 pax:
- Button Mushroom ............................................ 600g
- Sweet Onion .................................................... 3
- Garlic ................................................................ 5 cloves
- Fresh Thymes & Rosemary ............................. 2 - 4 spring each
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper ............. seasoning
- rice .................................................................. a handful
- Sunflower Seed Oil ........................................ 3 tbsp
- flour ................................................................ 2 tbsp
- Chicken Stock / Water .................................... 2 litre
Methods:
- Preheat oven at 200 degree C / 392 degree F
- Wash and halve the white button mushroom
- Lightly season the mushroom with salt and pepper and some thymes leave (no stem)
- Into the oven for 25-30 min. (Reduce moisture means intensify the mushroom flavour)
- Meanwhile, on med-high heat, add oil and sweet onion, brown the onion, 10 - 15 min. Beware do not burn them.
- Add in garlic and sautee for another 3 min then add flour and continue sautee. Flour will thicken the soup later but need to sautee it until the colour change from white to lightly brown.
- Once everything is brown, add in the mushroom together with the mushroom water in the tray from oven (if any). then add in rice and stock/water. (rice will give more texture to the soup after blended)
- Lastly the Bouquet Garni (herbs tighten on butcher twine). For this recipe, i use Rosemary and Thymes. Immerse it into the soup.
- Boil for 30 min with lid semi open and then remove the Bouquet Garni before using an immersive blender to puree the soup.
- Done. The texture should be thick and full of blended solids like mushroom and rice.
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