Hasselbeck potatoes with yummy carrot and coriander soup
Hasselbeck potatoes with yummy carrot and coriander soup

Hey everyone, it is Drew, welcome to my recipe site. Today, I’m gonna show you how to prepare a distinctive dish, hasselbeck potatoes with yummy carrot and coriander soup. It is one of my favorites. For mine, I’m gonna make it a bit unique. This will be really delicious.

Filled with carrots, sweet potato, coriander, and topped with flavorful roasted chickpeas, this is a simple soup that will warm your being and satisfy your Then on to the soup. Dice the veggies, saute and simmer. Once done, you'll puree and be ready to serve with a little freshly chopped cilantro.

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To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook hasselbeck potatoes with yummy carrot and coriander soup using 7 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Hasselbeck potatoes with yummy carrot and coriander soup:
  1. Make ready 3 medium sized potatoes
  2. Make ready 2 garlic cloves
  3. Make ready Few leaves of dried mint
  4. Take Few leaves fresh basil (you can add herbs of your own choice)
  5. Prepare About 4 Tbs butter
  6. Make ready 3 Tbs olive oil
  7. Make ready to taste Salt and pepper

Serve with freshly baked bread for a filling supper or lunch. These potatoes were different and really delicious. I used olive oil instead of butter, turned the potatoes over for about five minutes to crisp up the tops and once nicely browned, I flipped them again, added quite a bit of fresh bread crumbs which I had seasoned. Delicious hasselback potatoes perfect to put on your thanksgiving or christmas table.

Instructions to make Hasselbeck potatoes with yummy carrot and coriander soup:
  1. Wash potatoes and cut them in a,way leaving 1/4 inches from the bottom uncut
  2. Ingredients
  3. Now prepare it's seasoning.In a pan put butter garlic cloves olive oil and herbs and cook then for 2 to minutes on medium to low flame. When you see garlic cloves and herbs are mixed and cooked turn off the flame
  4. Now sprinkle little salt and pepper on potatoes and brush them with this prepared oil.leaving half for later
  5. Now bake them on preheated oven on 200c for 30 mints. But here and baking it in pot..and give will take much more time to bake. Preheat your pot.place a stand and put your baking tray on it
  6. Now bake it on low flame for at least one hour and again brush them with remaining oil mixture… if baking in oven after 40 mints again brush them with oil mixture
  7. Give them more 1 hour approximately on pot baking. They will become light golden and turn little crispy from out side and soft from inner side.(for oven bake for more 30 mints)
  8. You can see how they look after baked on stove
  9. Sprinkle salt and pepper and add topping of your own choice. M using sour cream and green onions..serve as side or a complete meal

Take potatoes and slice them all over into thin strips but dont go all way to the bottom. Now apply some oil over it, season with some salt and arrange them in a foil lined baking pan. Carrot and coriander soup is a classic loved by many, including myself. Soups are a good option for when you're ill, or feel like you're coming down with something. Increasing your fluid intake is very important when you're ill and eating soup is a simple way to get those important nutrients into your.

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