Wild Rice and Celery Root Soup
The knobby bulb called celeriac or celery root has a celery-like flavor, but one that is more robust and creamy at the same time. Add leftover turkey to make this an entrée.
The knobby bulb called celeriac or celery root has a celery-like flavor, but one that is more robust and creamy at the same time. Add leftover turkey to make this an entrée.
I prepared this soup New Year's Day. The delicate flavor was exactly what I was looking for after all of the heavy Holiday meals. I loved the nuttiness the wild rice gave. I did blend a bit more than was suggested to give the soup a creamier texture.
All in all, it was a very good light meal. Even my 2-yo grandson liked it!
Overall, pretty bland. The addition of the wild rice was nice but this soup really needed some kind of wow factor. Either some paprika or some red pepper flakes would of helped. Without it, it just tastes like you literally blended celery and chicken broth together. I made some thyme croutons to dip into the soup, otherwise I probably would've tossed the soup. Good start to a great soup. But as is, eh, it grows on ya. Will I take the time to make it again? I highly doubt it. Wait, I just finished my bowl and want more. First few bites were bland then it just got better and better! Definitely great paired with the Thyme crouton wedges I made!
Read MoreThis soup is now a holiday staple in my family. I even got a veggie-hater to enjoy it!
Read MoreThis almost tastes like a uniquely flavored chicken noodle soup (made with wild rice instead of noodles). I added rotisserie chicken to make it a bit more filling as a full dinner. Simple to make, slightly sweet and very distinctive.
Read MoreVery good weeknight recipe. I would make it again, but add something to spice it up. It was a tad bland. A good sprinkling of white pepper or a pinch of red pepper flakes in the initial saute might be good. With a salad I served a 1cup portion and it was a satisfying meal.
Read MoreThis was an extremely tasty, simple vegetable soup. It really let the vegetable flavor shine without herbs and spices. I would definitely make this again. I didn't have wild rice so I left the rice out and it was still delicious. Highly recommended!
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