A warming winter vegetable soup for when Jack Frost visited
Posted by bigmonster77uk on December 16, 2011 · 11 Comments

Getting colder
Winter’s drawing ever closer: we had the first hard frost of the year a few days ago, which was the perfect occasion to test a new vegetable soup recipe I’d thought about.
In the past I made a Dhal, a lentil based thick curry stew to accompany curries.
But I had never used them in soups, so here’s quick and easy vegetable offering with a deep aromatic spice. You can use anything in your spice rack: try different combinations and let us know what works for you.
If you’d like to know what we put into our winter warming vegetable soup, you can get the recipe here
Filed under Adventures, Stories, vegetables, Vegetarian, Winter · Tagged with Cook, Curry, Dal, Home, List of soups, Recipe, Soup, Spice
As you are getting colder, we are getting warmer (slowly but surely). I enjoy a good hearty vegetable soup no matter the season and yours looks fantastic.
🙂 Mandy
Your soup looks very warm and inviting, the frost not so much. I am so glad I am not living in Michigan right now. It was 50 degrees F in hong Kong this week and I feel cold. LOL Take Care
Cream makes everything taste better 🙂
I love the first photo! And a big yes to dal soups 🙂
The soup looks great, but even better are the photos. Love Hell’s Ditch.
Jack Frost has paid a few visits this week. Soup looks delicious just dive right in and savor it! Thanks for sharing and Have a Great Weekend!
The photos are beautiful! I love the ingredients in the soup; it makes a thick hearty soup for these chilly winter days. We had our hard frost about a month ago, but our temperatures are jumping up and down like a seesaw!
I can’t decide which photo is prettier…the first one of the rather floral looking frost, or the last one of that gorgeously colored soup! i want some of that soup!
I love the first one of the weird frost flower myself 🙂
Love the frost photos!
fab soup and keep taking shots of hells ditch so we can watch it change!! Thanks noodle.. c