When you are ready to cook and to begin learning how to make great recipes, the first kind of foods you need to be dealing with and making are soups.
Because they are so much easy to make and will prove to be great lessons for any cook.
I see that a lot of people are going to start with the most difficult things first in the kitchen.
For example, they are going to start with roasting a chicken or making a desert!
I think that these are the most difficult dishes and recipes to make and they are terribly time consuming and error margin is huge, this means that if you make only a small, mistake, you will need to throw everything away and start from scratch.
This isn’t the case with soups.
When learning to cook, the best things to train on are soups because they are less demanding of attention and you can only make them better!
Here is what you definitely need to have in your kitchen: a blender!
Don’t think of making soups without ever having a blender in your kitchen, in fact, it’s the most important appliance after a soup pot!
Let’s start with the first instructions on making soups.
You need to be sure of what you want to accomplish in your kitchen!
That’s the most important step to making great soups.
You don’t need a recipe and you don’t need a big hat to make nice soups, all what you need to do is to have the finished product in mind.
Here is a way to make it easy for you:
Think of the ingredients you would like to have and write them down, and then think of the tastes you would like your soups to have and write it down, and finally think of the time you want to make your soup.
This is the same way I’ve followed to get a very delicious soup lately and out of nowhere!
I took a pen and paper and I wrote down what I need to lake my soup, cabbage, zucchini, carrots, broccoli, spinach, potato.
These were the ingredients I had in my fridge.
Then I wrote down the tastes I wanted to have: sour, salty and consistent.
This made me choose spices like black pepper, half a lemon, cumin seeds, some herbs and chili powder (just a tiny bit).
This is w a cool way to make your soup in your mind first.
Let me tell you that my soup not only tasted good, but it was ready in about an hour.
All I did was clean my veggies, cut them into pieces and then boil them for half an hour, from them on, I just blended them and I putted them again in a hot pan to lose some of the liquids and to become consistent.
It’s the best way to make soup in my opinion if you are still a beginner, just remember that whatever you do, your soup will taste good, so just try new combinations of foods and vegies.
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