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Cauliflower Spicy Peanut Soup. I made this recipe up on my own. It has peanut butter, garlic, ginger, shoyu (Japanese soy sauce), rice vinegar, lime, red pepper flakes. This is easy to make in the blender, and then I add cauliflower that I've cooked in the microwave and cooled. It's served as a cold soup.
Think Chinese sesame or peanut noodles only with cauliflower as a soup.
I add salt and pepper cashews before serving.
Passionfruit-berry kombucha.
Pear and ricotta for dessert.
PJMcK
(22,883 posts)We're dining out with my friends from Mumbai and they're taking us to their favorite restaurant in Queens, NY.
I have no idea what they'll be ordering but I know it will be special!
Eat well, everyone!
Callalily
(15,012 posts)I'm using this as a main dish. The only hot preparation is simmering the quinoa.
Heat index is 99 right now. YUK!
chillfactor
(7,694 posts)Air fryer steak bits with mushrooms
Mashed potatoes
Steamed broccoli with cheddar cheese
Iced sweet tea
Nanuke
(558 posts)Made with Insta-Pot pinto beans, fresh leaf lettuce, garden tomatoes, ripe olives, green onions, plain yogurt and salsa. Yum.
Yonnie3
(18,111 posts)Slow baked as usual with a tomato based BBQ sauce near the end of baking
Baked sweet potato
Macaroni and cheese
Watermelon
PoindexterOglethorpe
(26,727 posts)stir fried veggies, and rice-a-roni rice pilaf. The first two I did myself. Excellent meal.
Emile
(29,789 posts)Small bowl of vanilla ice cream with walnuts and Hershey chocolate before bedtime.
surrealAmerican
(11,482 posts)... or at least, my home approximation of such.
- with pitas and hummus.
irisblue
(34,253 posts). Also the
OK - it's summer. Don't want a hot soup? How about this - a great, easy Gazpacho!
Rich, cool, refreshing, very satisfying. Just as easy as the Bisque.
Place, in a large bowl:
1 chopped large sweet onion
1 peeled chopped cucumber
1 large sweet pepper, seeded, cored and chopped
(optional if you like it spicy - 1 or more hot peppers, such as Jalapenos...chopped and seeded - but don't say I didn't warn ya!)
1 tbsp salt
2 tsp fresh ground black pepper
a dozen or so chopped medium to medium large tomatoes, preferably the best flavored heirloom types you can get your hands on - again, watch the color combos! The color of your soup will reflect the color of your tomatoes
1/2 cup sherry vinegar (the secret ingredient - very important - use a good one and no substitutes!)
Stir it all together well , cover with plastic wrap and just put it in the refrigerator for 24 hours.
When you are just about ready to eat, add lots of basil leaves (we use about 20 or so), cut into shreds - get your immersion blender and puree the soup.
Serve with a swirl of extra virgin olive oil and, if desired, a small swirl of great balsamic vinegar and great bread.
It is the absolute essence of summer!
Retrograde
(10,646 posts)braised with onions and mushrooms, with a tomato and cucumber salad and pasta. Peach cobbler for dessert.
Your peanut-cauliflower soup sounds great!