Soup; Broccoli & Cauliflower

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  • Number of Servings: 6
Ingredients
1 head of broccoli1/2 head of cauliflower2 teaspoons powdered chicken stock6 cups water1 teaspoon crushed chilliSpices of choice
Directions
Chop up the broccoli and cauliflower, then place all ingredients in a big pot. Cook for around half an hour, to 3/4 of an hour until vegies are soft. Use a potato masher to mash them up, and serve.

I use various spices each time I make this soup, one of my favourite combinations is coriander, cinnamon and tumeric, but you can experiment and see what you like best.

Serves 6 - freezes very well too.

Number of Servings: 6

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user JUZZYMUFFIN.

Servings Per Recipe: 6
Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 19.9
  • Total Fat: 0.2 g
  • Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
  • Sodium: 205.6 mg
  • Total Carbs: 3.8 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 1.8 g
  • Protein: 1.6 g

Member Reviews
  • SANDYSKY1
    I put broccoli and cauliflower in the blender and it has a wonderful mashed potato flavor. Top with a slice of low fat cheese and you are in heaven. - 12/1/09
  • AZURELITE
    Yummy! I used cinnamon/coriander/tumeric also added rosemary, parsley, garlic pdr, celery salt, bay leaf, cayenne and no chicken pdr or cube. Added 3 small new potatoes too. Used potato masher. - 8/20/10
  • PATPENDING
    Very Good, but calories and nutrients such as potassium and vitamin C are more than double for the ingredients listed. One bunch broccoli + plus 1/2 head cauliflower = approximately 300 calories for the 6-serving recipe. That's about 50 calories per serving, not 19.9 calories. - 2/4/13
  • CD1679411
    Tasted really great. I added a pinch of nutmeg and 1/4 tsp oregano. Instead of chicken stock I used vegetable stock and finished it off with 1 tsp light sour cream. I used my hand blitzer instead of the masher. We just loved it. - 4/16/11
  • ONCEAGAINX2
    I made this soup and loved it - but added 2 small triangles of laughing cow cheese to make it creamier - and just used some salt and pepper, and a bit of nutmeg. But I think I am going to add different spices each time I have a bowl and see what happens! - 3/7/11
  • TASHTEGO
    I puréed the soup for a smooth texture. I used turmeric, chili paste and ground white pepper and the soup has a kick to it! Next time I think I'll add a cup of skim milk & a few tbsp of corn starch to add protein and make it a "cream of" soup ;) - 4/25/09
  • BARBIEK
    really easy and quick to make and tastes great - 10/17/07
  • ITTAKESAVILLA
    not bad - 2/4/15
  • CD13929428
    Lovely jubbly, one for all the family. - 5/16/13
  • YANKEEBACKHOME
    If you're doing low carb, add some cream and it's even yummier! - 10/15/12
  • MITTENSLW
    This calorie count does not look correct. 1/2 head of cauliflower is over 100 calories. - 5/27/12
  • BRITTANYMERRILL
    cant wait to try this
    - 12/20/11
  • ICANBESLIM2
    This is excellent for adding vegetables, filling you a bit more and adding very few calories. I used it as a first course before baked beans and egg on toast for lunch. Great! - 8/8/11
  • CD2403740
    Very nourishing and great flavour. - 4/27/11
  • ALBC1977
    Tasted good, but I am not sure ewhich spices to add, or how much so I made it directly like the directions. - 3/30/11
  • SBC1023
    I added 3 small potatoes, used coriander, cinnamon, garlic, crushed red pepper and a bay leaf. Pureed in the blender. Tastes creamy and decadant. - 11/2/10
  • BETTYAHE
    Was wondering how much (measurement) of the coriander, cinnamon and tumeric you use in the soup? - 11/5/09
  • MOMMADELLER
    It was delicious. I put it through the blender and froze some for later. Well worthit. - 8/5/09
  • BRIELANA
    Maybe I just needed different spices (I used spices I normally like in other dishes), but this one didn't do it for me. I might try it again at a later date with different spices, however I am unsure about how much of any spice to add since there is no guide in the recipe. - 3/24/08
  • LAGRANGEVILLE1
    sounds really good
    - 10/30/07