Hello My friends! here is an easy to make creamy vegetable soup that you will love!
There is nothing better than homemade soup! The aroma fills the house with goodness that is waiting to get into your belly!
Easy to make creamy vegetable soup is made with smokey bacon, carrots, potatoes, onions, celery root and garlic.
Do I have your attention yet?
I start with frying up a few piece of bacon until it is almost cooked all the way through. The bacon flavors the vegetables with that smokey taste that you just can’t get with butter or oil.
I make this crockpot Potato corn chowder with fried bacon too and it is a great soup recipe to make in the morning and have ready at the end of the day. YUM!
After I chop up the potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic and celery root I am ready to start sauteing them with the bacon.
If you are not familiar with celery root don’t worry neither was I! I received it in my kit from Misfits Markets. Misfits is a company that provides misfit organic fruits and vegetables.
These are fruits and vegetables that are either too big or to small or have blemishes that grocery stores do not want but are still really good.
Celery root looks really ugly and you might be thinking YUCK!
I don’t think I want to put this into anything I eat but it is yummy! You simply cut off the outside ugly edges which leaves a pretty white root.
Cut the root into small chunks and throw it into your pan to saute. The aroma of the celery is sooo good!
Next I add in all the chopped veggies to the pan along with salt and pepper, Weber’s Beer Can chicken seasoning, and saute everything for about 10 min. or until the onions are translucent and the vegetables start to soften up.
I love to cook with vegetables! I grilled them for this romantic outdoor dinner that I did for my hubby in the backyard. Another yummy vegetable dish is my ground turkey to zucchini for a fast healthy dinner here and I love to make Mexican turkey stuffed yams with beans and corn! Topped with avocado and sour cream!
Best stock pot pan! I have had one for over 20 years!
Now it is time to add the broth.
You can use either vegetable broth or chicken broth.
I used chicken broth.
At this point I also added in some fresh chopped parsley.
Bring it to a bubbling boil.
Once it is boiling turn down the heat and let the soup simmer until the vegetable are fork tender.
Remove about 2 cups of the cubed vegetables and set aside.
Using and blender or hand held blender whirrr up the soup in the pot until smooth.
Stir in the cubed vegetables and pour in about a 1/4 cup of cream.
Serve with french bread topped with cheese and broiled until cheese melts. SOOOOO GOOD!!
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Hi Karin!
This is Darlene Mertin from St. George;-) It is so fun seeing pictures of your hubby, beautiful daughters and grandchildren involved with your ideas! Your blog is amazing sweet friend! I love all of the decorating, new recipes, and your zest for life. I am excited to learn more wonderful ideas from you! I just tried to watch your video for roasted cauliflower soup and it lasted a few seconds and then stopped. Thanks for your inspiration, Darlene
I haven't tried this as yet but will. Just want to know where I can get Weber's Beer can Chicken Seasoning?
Are you by chance from the Buffalo area?? I know Weber's is from there but I now live in FL. Is there a possible substitue?
Hi Pat! I have found it at Walmart! It is seriously is the best seasoning ever! Here is a link to order from Amazon https://amzn.to/2NFkykf
Thank you for your comment. I hope you love this soup as much as we do! :)
Karin