Perhaps it is the unseasonably warm October that we have been having, but local summer produce has still been in full-throttle. I picked up local, New York state corn at the Union Square Market for a recipe that I found for Summer Corn Soup. I was very impressed with this recipe and I lucked out because the corn was perfectly sweet, while the potatoes made the soup creamy.
(The essentials - sweet corn, russet potatoes and an onion)
(Sweet corn)
(The flavors of the onion, potato and corn melding together)
(Before pureeing)
(A dollop of crème fraiche and a sprinkling of chopped cilantro)
(A dollop of crème fraiche and a sprinkling of chopped cilantro)
A few things: I omitted the shrimp and avocado portion, because I was looking to serve this soup as an appetizer; however, I still incorporated chopped cilantro and a squeeze of a lime directly into the soup. The lime gave it a fresh tang. Now that I discovered this recipe it might just have to go into the vault until next summer, because I can't imagine making it with canned or frozen corn.
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