Description

Cream soup of cucumber
I have a wonderful book "Julia child, Louisette Berthold, Simone Beck, "Lessons of French cooking" and from time to time I slowly study. How many new and unusual, I find! Read and make sure that the cooking of France is not just a craft, it is one of the greatest arts of the world, which for many generations has been lovingly and painstakingly created and the peasants and fishermen, and Housewives, and aristocrats - not to mention the famous chefs! I suggest you make wonderful and very unusual for us, Russian, soup - soup from fresh cucumbers. No, it's not a cold soup, such as our hash or Bulgarian tarator, is a complete hot soup - delicate, silky and very tasty!

Ingredients

  • Cucumber

    300 g

  • Butter

    2 Tbsp

  • Broth

    600 ml

  • Vinegar

    1 tsp

  • Onion

    1 piece

  • Green onions

    1 coup

  • Dill

    0.5 tsp

  • Semolina

    2 Tbsp

  • Cream

    100 ml

  • Salt

  • Pepper white

    0.25 tsp

Cooking

step-0
Our original products. The cream can be replaced with fresh, non-acidic sour cream.
step-1
Clean the cucumbers. From one 9-12 cucumber cut very thin slices and remove them before serving. The rest of the cucumbers and onions cut into cubes, the leek into thin rings.
step-2
Put on the fire pot and put it in the butter.
step-3
Spread in pan mix onions and saute on low heat for a few minutes, so the onions are softened, but not browned.
step-4
Add sliced cucumbers, broth, vinegar and dried dill. Bring to a boil and add the semolina, stirring. Low down the heat, loosely cover the pan with a lid and cook for 25 minutes. Remove from the heat.
step-5
Pushing the soup in a blender until smooth. Add pepper and salt if required.
step-6
Return the soup on the fire, bring to low simmer and beat in almost all the cream, leaving 3 tablespoons for serving. Pour the soup over the plates, put a tablespoon of cream, and the cream - cucumber slices, put a leaf of parsley. The soup served in toasted white bread.
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