10more2lose 10 Posted April 14, 2008 I bought a 9 grain soup mix (basically a bunch of 9 different grains thrown together). It didn't have any seasoning. Lately I feel that my soups are very boring. They taste the same. Any ideas to make them yummy are appreciated. Think Thin  Height: 5' 5.5" SW:164 CW:164 GW:150 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
becky1973 10 Posted April 14, 2008 I buy a 9 bean soup mix, and make it at my play area cafe. I saute carrot, onion, garlic, celery & peppers in a little olive oil, than add canned tom amtoes, the beans & veg stock. I season with mixed dried herbs, pepper & Worcestershire sauce. I don't add salt until the end, to tast first. Â I make curried carrot - a basic carrot soup but when I saute the carrots & onions I add curry powder! I make carrot & ginger too - using the jar prepared fresh ginger. Â Tomato soup can be spiced up with some Worcestshire sauce & Tabasco. Â I made parsnip, carrot & pear last week - yummy! Â I find that although I don't usually add salt to food, I need to add to soups (unless the stock is salty), I also use lots of fresh ground black pepper! Â Have fun experimenting! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
snort sister 10 Posted April 20, 2008 I make some kind of soup almost every weekend. And they are never the same because I never use a recipe. But they always start out the same-lots of sauteed onions, some carrots and celery. Then I just starting adding things, whatever's in my fridge. But some ideas: Lately my favourite spices are chili powder and cumin, added to a tomato based soup. I like to use crushed tomatoes rather than diced tomatoes. Also, using ff evaporated milk to a chicken soup, add some corn and you've got a nice chowder. soups without tomatoes usually get lots of ground thyme and sage. And almost every soup gets some barley, lentils or brown rice. HOpe that helps!! SW 165 CW 140 reached goal and staying there!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites