Bloglover

Spring Pea Soup with Goat Cheese

Enjoy a delicious, elegant meal without ever turning on your stove (or stovetop for that matter)! No I’m not tempting you with some swanky microwave meal—though I make a mean microwave TK. Today I’m sharing a delicious no-cook blender dinner: Spring Pea Soup with Goat Cheese!

True peas are a fab spring farmers market find but you’ll never actually catch me pealing the real deal. No fresh peas for me-s! Who’s got time for that?! Frozen peas are my FAVES! One of those magic convenience ingredients that actually tastes just as good as the real thing.

For this soup, I don’t even thaw the peas. Instead, I heat up chicken broth in the microwave and just let the frosty peas and hot broth chill out for a few minutes before I blend ’em—the peas thaw in seconds!

I love this recipe because it is totally safe, scrumptious and customizable for my health conscious and allergy afflicted friends. Vegetarian? Use vegetable broth! Vegan? Skip the goat cheese. I added croutons (cuz I love them) but if you’re gluten free, you can add roasted salted almonds for crunch instead. Allergic to nuts, well you get the idea…

photos by Erin Phraner

Spring Pea Soup with Goat Cheese 2015-05-05 22:33:32
Serves 2 An elegant 5-Ingredient no-cook spring pea soup.
Write a review
Save Recipe Print
Ingredients
  1. 10 ounces frozen peas
  2. 1 1/2 to 2 cups hot chicken or vegetable broth (depending on desired consistency)
  3. 1 clove garlic
  4. 2 scallions, white and light green parts only
  5. Crumbled goat cheese
  6. PANTRY STAPLE: Sea salt and freshly ground pepper

Instructions
  1. Put the peas, broth, garlic and a big pinch each salt and pepper in a blender and let sit for a few minutes.
  2. Meanwhile, thinly slice 1 green onion and cut the other into 1-inch chunks; put the chunks in the blender with the other ingredients.
  3. Blend soup on high until very smooth. Refrigerate 30 minutes to serve cold or enjoy at room temperature—you can also heat up in the microwave! Your choice.
  4. Top with goat cheese and sliced scallions. Add croutons or salted roasted almonds for crunch if desired. Eat the soup. Be awesome.

By Erin Phraner Freutcake http://www.freutcake.com/
  • Love
  • Save
    1 save
    Add a blog to Bloglovin’
    Enter the full blog address (e.g. https://www.fashionsquad.com)
    We're working on your request. This will take just a minute...