Water melon soup with grated citrus rind
Water melon soup with grated citrus rind will surprise you in freshness and sparkling taste. And if you like you can provide it with a [...]
Crayfish bisque
Crayfish bisque is a part of the bisque family. The bisque originates from the area in the Atlantic ocean bordering south-west France and north of [...]
Lobster bisque
Lobster bisque is possibly the most delicate tasting soup among all crustaceans' based soups. Crab, crayfish (river lobster) and shrimp also fall in these most [...]
White asparagus soup
For white asparagus soup we use the stalky, white vegetable. It is regarded a delicacy in North-West Europe. The vegetable is only on the market [...]
Vegetable broth
Vegetable broth you can of course make from a broth cube. If you do not have much time, do it. However, the taste of a [...]
Italian seafood soup from the Big Apple
I really love this seafood soup, and I will be demanding on finding the key ingredients. Vital for making this soup is to have (uncooked) [...]
Mushroom soup with a hint of truffle
Mushroom soup is easy to make. Widely available button mushrooms provide a bit of a bland taste, though. Here we use fresh crimini and oyster [...]
Duck soup
Duck soup tasts slightly more intense than chicken soup. It falls in the range of poultry soups (turkey, chicken, duck, pigeon) that each provide a [...]
Clam Chowder from New England
A clam chowder is nothing more or less than a soup made with clams and broth. In New England the broth contains cream and is [...]
Dashi, broth from Japan
Dashi, broth from Japan is a staple in the Japanese kitchen. The most simple, vegetarian version of dashi is kombu, sun dried seaweed or kelp, [...]
