Lobster bisque
Lobster bisque is possibly the most delicate tasting soup among all crustaceans' based soups. Crab, crayfish (river lobster) and shrimp also fall in these most [...]
White asparagus soup
For white asparagus soup we use the stalky, white vegetable. It is regarded a delicacy in North-West Europe. The vegetable is only on the market [...]
Vegetable broth
Vegetable broth you can of course make from a broth cube. If you do not have much time, do it. However, the taste of a [...]
Italian seafood soup from the Big Apple
I really love this seafood soup, and I will be demanding on finding the key ingredients. Vital for making this soup is to have (uncooked) [...]
Mushroom soup with a hint of truffle
Mushroom soup is easy to make. Widely available button mushrooms provide a bit of a bland taste, though. Here we use fresh crimini and oyster [...]
Duck soup
Duck soup tasts slightly more intense than chicken soup. It falls in the range of poultry soups (turkey, chicken, duck, pigeon) that each provide a [...]
Clam Chowder from New England
A clam chowder is nothing more or less than a soup made with clams and broth. In New England the broth contains cream and is [...]
Dashi, broth from Japan
Dashi, broth from Japan is a staple in the Japanese kitchen. The most simple, vegetarian version of dashi is kombu, sun dried seaweed or kelp, [...]
Spinach soup with garlic croutons
Spinach soup is made from the a colder climate vegetable. Spinach is rich in vitamins and minerals such as iron, potassium and calcium. Make this [...]
Shrimp bisque
In making this shrimp bisque, we use the power of heat and boiling water to extract flavour and minerals from crustaceans’ shells and vegetables. It [...]
