Nigel Slater's Carrot and Coriander Soup

  Having made Nigel Slater's carrot and coriander soup the other week I was asked for the recipe by friends but couldn't find it online. I've therefore scanned it in and am happy to share the link. Just click on the picture above to enlarge it.


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Tvor said…
Really tasty, was it? Thanks!
10:34 AM
Glenda Young said…
Yes it was gorgeous, I froze most of it and am having some for tea tonight. Put a bit too much coriander in though at the end and it ended up a strange green/orange colour!
10:53 AM
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