
Ingredients:
400 g black salsify
1 shallot
3 tablespoons white port wine
300 ml vegetable or chicken stock
350 ml milk
1 vanilla pod
olive oil
salt, pepper

Peel salsify under runing water ( I suggest to wear a pair of rubber gloves, because it is sticky) and dice. Heat olive oil and sauté diced shallot together with the salsify. Add white port wine and cook for a minute. Add stock and milk and cook for 10 minutes, reduce heat and let it simmer together with the vanilla pot for another 5 minutes. Turn off the heat and leave it there for half an hour. Remove the pod, puree the soup and sieve.

7 comments:
Berückende Aufnahmen !
Vanilla, yes, used it for a few dishes some time ago and forgot it completely, e.g. prawns, spiced with vanilla and some other stuff was great.
A terrific combo! This looks and sounds so good!
Cheers,
Rosa
Nane! Még mindig nincs inspiráció? :)
It looks as if you were food blog tired a bit, as I am.
By the way, I assume it was black salsify (Schwarzwurzel) that you used. I didn't know the word and checked it out and found Bocksbart, a yellow flower, but then I thought you didn't need to peel a flower under water. What came to my mind that needed peeling under water was Schwarzwurzel, bingo.
In the last comment I found the first Hungarian word that I understand: "inspiráció" :-)
@ Édes és keserű: Dolgozom rajta. ;)
@ Houdini: Yes I am (or something like that), but I think slowly I am getting back on track. Well, for sure there are other words you would understand. ;)
You haven't blogged since quite a time now... I hope that you are doing ok.
Cheers and have a lovely weekend,
Rosa
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