The Top 5 Soups You Can Make With a Soup Maker

If you are a soup lover and you need ideas on creative ways to enjoy your soup. 

Well, this article is for you. 

We have put together the top five soups recipes that you can make with your soup makers.

So read on to know how you can cook delicious homemade soups right from your kitchen.

One of the interesting points about a deep fryer is that not all people have experience using it and when you decide to get one for yourself, you are going to face this same challenge.

But this challenge is no more than using a washing machine or any household item. With a few trial and error and experience, you will soon be a veteran user.

No matter what type of food you are drying, once you nail down a technique, you can pretty much use any deep fryer to achieve your aim.

But there are certain steps you must take if you want to really learn to use a deep fryer or make the best use of your already acquired unit. Taking the following steps should help you achieve your goal.
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Carrot and Coriander Soup
Budget Chicken Noodle Soup
Root Vegetable With Mushroom Soup
Vegetarian Haggis Soup
Beetroot and Orange Soup
Conclusion
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Recipes for Making Soup With a Soup Maker

Carrot and Coriander Soup

Ingredients:

  • One teaspoon of Olive Oil
  • One teaspoon of ground coriander
  • 200ml of fresh cream
  • 600g of carrot (peeled and chopped or sliced)
  • 75g of sliced potatoes
  • One stock pot of chicken or vegetable
  • 800ml of boiling water
  • 75g of chopped onion

Preparation:

  • Saute the chopped onions in the olive oil and add the stock pot
  • Pour the onion mix into the pot and add the rest of the ingredient.
  • Stir well before you switch it on.
  • Choose the smooth function on the soup maker
  • Your soup is ready. Serve it with croutons

Budget Chicken Noodle Soup

Ingredients:

  • One packet of chicken noodles
  • One chicken stock cube
  • 200g of pre-cooked shredded chicken
  • One litre of boiling water
  • 250g of cubed potatoes
  • One dessert spoon flour

Preparation:

  • Break the noodle and put in the soup maker.
  • Add the potatoes, seasoning from the noodles, and stock cube. Add the chicken and the boiling water. Ensure that the appliance is not overfilled.
  • Choose the chunky or smooth setting for your preferred soup.

Root Vegetable With Mushroom Soup

Ingredients:

  • 200g of peeled and sliced carrots
  • 150g of chopped onions
  • 200g of peeled and cubed potatoes
  • 50g of chopped leek
  • 50g of chopped mushroom
  • 50g of chopped asparagus
  • 30ml of olive oil
  • A pinch of white pepper
  • A pinch of black pepper
  • One crushed garlic clove
  • A pinch of chilli powder
  • Two vegetable stock cubes
  • A pinch of paprika

Preparation:

  • Sauté the onions and leek with the garlic, white pepper, oil, black pepper, paprika, and chilli powder
  • Add other ingredients
  • Add water to the soup maker to above minimum level and stir the content
  • Choose smooth setting for the soup and serve

Vegetarian Haggis Soup

Ingredients:

  • 180g of chopped onions
  • 150g of sliced potatoes
  • 150g of sliced carrot
  • One crushed or sliced clove of garlic
  • 320g of sliced vegetarian haggis
  • Vegetable stock
  • Teaspoon of olive oil
  • Pepper and salt to taste

Preparation:

  • Sauté the onions in oil and add a little of stock. Let it simmer for 5 minutes and add garlic.
  • Add little pepper and salt
  • Add other ingredients and fill soup maker with stock above minimum level
  • Choose the chunky setting and cook

Beetroot and Orange Soup

Ingredients:

  • 600g of cooked beetroot
  • 100g of chopped carrot
  • 100g of chopped red onions
  • 800ml of boiled water
  • Pinch of pepper
  • One chicken or vegetable stock pot
  • Pinch of salt
  • 200g of orange juice (optional)

Preparation:

  • Add all ingredients to the pot with the exception of the orange juice
  • Choose the smooth setting
  • Add the orange juice and stir when the soup is ready

Conclusion

There you have the top amazing recipes you can prepare with your soup maker. Be creative and enjoy your delicious soups. Happy serving! By the way, if you don't currently have a soup maker, check out these soup maker reviews to help you with your new kitchen accessory.

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About the Author Harry Thompson

Gaining a BSc Honours in building/ property maintenance at the University of Portsmouth Harry went into the field of renovating properties. Along the journey, he has developed a wide variety of home & garden DIY skills such as installing new kitchens and landscaping gardens.