SouperWoman's Soups

Source: Alchemist-hp Hello my dear readers. Due to a serious lack of inspiration and creativity I have been absent for a long, long time. For those of you who were hoping that my return would mean that I would finally stop with all the superhero references...

It's been a while since I posted my last blog post, due to a serious lack of inspiration. Most of the soups I had made this autumn season were copies of my already really good classic recipes. However, this December, as I was in the supermarket, getting...

Soup usually is something that warms you up on a cold winter's evening and thus something people usually crave when it's cold. So with a heatwave like this in the air, what's a poor soup addict to do? Luckily the Spanish have found the perfect solution...

Growing up with the blandness of the infamous Dutch cuisine, I've always been interested in exploring food from various countries all over the world and see what they do with spices. Now lately I've been quite fascinated with the spices of the Moroccan...

First of all my apologies for not having uploaded any posts lately. I have been awfully busy with work, moving to and settling in to my new place in London and to be very honest the weather has been simply too lovely to stay indoors for blogging and cooking....

June's favourite vergetable is without a doubt the garden pea, and it is not very hard to see why: its natural sweetness and its adorable spherical appearance, makes it a favourite dish that can be eaten with almost anything. A favourite combination,...

Celery and soup have always been a golden combination. I almost cannot imagine one without automatically thinking of the other. Vegetable or chicken soup simply won't be the same without its celery. A clear broth with just celery is the best way to make...

When I say 'radishes', you will probably automatically think about salads and other cold dishes that have radishes in them. And I will not blame you, because radishes are usually eaten cold. Their refreshing mild taste and their crunchy, juicy texture...

Summer has arrived early in the UK. Last week has been filled with sunshine, lunchbreak picnics in the park and outdoor dinners. Today I had spent my whole saturday afternoon reading books in the garden and felt like a light meal I could have in the garden....

Anglophile ˈaŋɡlə(ʊ)fʌɪl/ 'a person who is fond of or greatly admires England or Britain.' A term that describes me pretty well, for as long as I can remember I have always felt a strong affection for England and Great Britain. I do not know whether this...