Serve it on the side, crumbled or cut into bite - sized pieces, or add a half cup to
the soup while heating to infuse the broth with a smoky flavor.
Serve it on the side, crumbled or cut into bite - sized pieces, or add a half cup to
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Not exact matches
Turn the Instant Pot to saute mode to
heat up the
soup while stirring until cream and cheese are melted and the
soup is smooth.
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Increase the
heat to medium - high and bring the
soup to a simmer
while stirring to make sure the flour is not sticking.
Let
soup sit until
heated through and
while you prepare the baguettes.
While the cauliflower is roasting,
heat up some Butternut Squash
Soup with Sage
soup and crisp some bacon.
Bring to a boil, and the reduce
heat, cover, and simmer, approximately 15 - 20 minutes (
while the
soup is simmering, you can prepare the roasted corn salsa).
While the
soup is simmering,
heat a sauté pan over high
heat.
For the fried golden beets (I generally get these started
while the
soup is cooking on the other burner):
heat a sauté pan over medium - high
heat.
While the croutons are baking, add the oil into a Dutch oven or large
soup pot set over medium - high
heat.
Turn the
heat off, add the chorizo back to the pan, stir to incorporate, and cover to stay warm
while you finish preparing the
soup.
Finally, I add in a 1/2 cup of small pasta which will cook
while the
soup continues to
heat.
Remove
soup from
heat and slowly pour egg mixture into the pot
while stirring gently; season with salt and pepper to taste.
While they
heat through, blend the
soup set aside in the blender earlier until uniformly blended and pour it back into the pot.
While the
soup pot ingredients are cooking,
heat 1 tablespoon of water in a frying pan over medium - high
heat.
While soup is cooking
heat the oven to 350 degree's place the bread on a baking sheet and toast for about 15 minutes turning over after about 8 - 10 minutes.
While the cauliflower is roasting
heat a large
soup pot over medium - high
heat and sauté the onions and garlic for approximately 3 - 5 minutes.
While the meat is simmering,
heat soup in a small saucepan over medium - high
heat until it's hot and bubbling.
Prepare the cucumber
soup:
While the yogurt strains, toast the walnuts in a dry skillet over medium
heat until they become toasted and the oils begin to develop.
While the squash is cooking, set a large
soup pot over medium high
heat.
Luckily he does like real hot food, so we'd
heat up his meal (oatmeal,
soup, etc), then his would cool a bit
while I got mine nice and hot!
Add to the
soup and stir pretty constantly with a wire wisk
while it thickens over med to med - high
heat.
While the squash and sweet potatoes are cooking, place 8 cups of water in a large
soup pot and begin
heating on high.
(Remember to remove the plastic cap in the blender top and cover the opening with a kitchen towel so steam can escape
while you blend,) Return the
soup to a saucepan and warm it over low
heat.
Allow
soup to continue to
heat on low
while covered for at least 30 minutes.