Chestnut Soup

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Chestnut Soup

In a large heavy soup pan, saute a chopped large onion, three tall thin carrots, and the heart of the celery with their tender tops with a tad of oil or butter.

Toss in 30 or so *cooked chestnuts,  stir around until they are coated with the sauteed mixture.

Add several (6 or so) cups of cold water. Bring to a boil, then turn the burner down to simmer until the chestnuts are tender.

Add a glass of white wine, and a shot of vermouth or bourbon.

Nutmeg, salt and pepper to taste.

Blend a cup of soy cream (or cream of choice) until smooth. Serve hot.

(*Frozen or canned whole cooked chestnuts will do.)

Note: I never use stock in my soups.

 

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Comments

5 responses to “Chestnut Soup”

  1. Jacklynn Lantry

    You should write a cookbook

  2. Chico Sue

    When friends ask what my favorite meal was when I was in France, my first response is always chestnut soup!!! Thank you, Corey, for the recipe.

  3. Corey-is your email address still the one at aol? Have a question.

  4. Is it sweet or dry vermouth and do you roast yr chestnuts? If so any tips on making peeling easier?

  5. Sounds delicious!

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