Autumn is officially upon us and personally, with this crisp gale-bringing season comes the natural instinct to eat more hearty and warming soups: a perfect season for the launch of Great Homemade Soups: A Cook’s Collection by Paul Gayler, the award-winning Executive Chef at The Lanesborough in London.
In this gorgeously presented book Paul shares a comprehensive collection of over 100 of his most appetising soup recipes alongside recipes from guest chefs including Daniel Boulud, Antonio Carluccio, Chris and Jeff Galvin, Tom Kerridge, Atul Kochhar, Pierre Koffman and Susan Spicer.
The book begins with a brief introduction to soups, their classification, the equipment needed, some information on garnishes, accompaniments and soup toppings before detailing in step-by-step Masterclasses how to make perfect homemade soup stocks, the fundamental base to every good soup.
Mouthwatering recipes from around the globe are divided into chapters including natural broths and consommés, smooth and creamy, hearty and wholesome, traditional favourites, wild and exotic and chilled. Some recipes are economical and others are for a more expensive budget, but the well detailed index means you can find the perfect soup for whatever your appetite desires and whatever ingredients you happen to have in your kitchen.
Each recipe is accompanied by stunning and mouthwatering photography by Lisa Linder. So, whether you are wanting something light and fresh such as a courgette and basil soup with prosciutto tartines, or something exotic and smoky like a roasted pepper and aubergine soup with saffron aïoli or perhaps something hearty and warming like a cumin roasted squash and lentil soup with cracked wheat dumplings then this cookbook is for you. There is something for everyone in this book. I know I will certainly be referring to it over and over again!
Published by Jacqui Small LLP, this 232 page hardback cookery book will be available from Amazon on the 17th of October 2013.
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Book: Great Homemade Soups: A Cook’s Collection
Author: Paul Gaylor
ISBN: 9781909342231
Publication Date: 17 October 2013
Cover: Hardback
RRP: £25
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mellysocks
Tomato & Basil
Deon van Schalkwyk
Butternut and garlic soup
Natalie Crossan
Tomato soup 🙂
Jean
Plain old vegetable soup, with added sophistication – a dash of dry sherry and a sprinkle of nutmeg !!
kj19
Ive a couple I make, butter nut squash with a big spoon of peanut butter and pumpkin an lentil, made that yesterday yum very hearty for the winter
Esme Clemo
Tomato and Orange! Sounds odd but it’s so refreshing!
Aimee R / Wallflower Girl
broccoli and stilton!
Rebecca Phillips
butternut squash and tomato soup
Kay leigh
chicken bacon and potato
kay panayi
annamariatuckett
Butternut Squash soup
Linzi_Barrow
Smoked haddock and potato chowder
Hotrod mum
leek and potato
Michelle
Right now it is probably potato-kale soup; I’m making a pot of it tomorrow!
lynsey buchanan
Lentil
Katie Last
Leek and potato is by far my favourite, I don’t make it nearly enough as I should do
CALLUM DAVIES
Leek and potato (frances hopkins)
laura banks
home made mushroom
Shaheen
It has to be red lentil dal, Anglo-Indian style – spiced up with red chillies
tinysidsmum
Tomato and basil x
Maya Russell
I love pea and ham soup best.
chinichats
Homemade tomato soup 🙂
jodie harvey
tomato soup with garlic naan bread 🙂
Susan Barrie
I love butternut squash soup! Nigel Slater does a great recipe with smoked paprika!
Jane Willis
Probably pumpkin soup, although I just made some seriously yummy tomato soup
vohnmcg.com
My favourite is cream of tomato but since we’re almost out of seasonal tomatoes, I’ll be moving to good old Scots broth shortly. Vohn x