We had out annual chocolate fondue spectacular, borrowing the fountain. There were all kinds of sweets, candy, cookies, cakes and lots of stuff to dip into the fondue.
Daughter-in-law 1 brought a scrumptious salad which could be my favorite dish, of the evening.
All in all, it was a success and now we are facing food again, for lunch. I figured that it had to sound good after all the eating, we have been doing. I am not sure what is better than potato soup with lox.
Ingredients
1 ounce olive oil
1 chopped onion
4 large potatoes, diced
3cups vegetarian broth
3 cups milk
4 Tbs chopped fresh dill
1 teaspoon lemon juice
4 smoked salmon slices, chopped
salt and pepper to taste
Method:
Heat oil in a large saucepan.
Add the chopped onions and cook, stirring until softened. Add the diced potatoes and vegetable broth bring to the boil and then simmer gently for about 10 minutes or until the potatoes are cooked.
Using immersion blender, blend soup ingredients together making either a chunky or smooth soup, according to your taste.
Put back on the heat, add the milk, dill and lemon juice, reheat until hot.
Mix in the chopped salmon and season with black pepper.
This is just right for a cold day. The potatoes give the soup a heartiness. All the flavors blend together to make deliciousness.
For me, this is a delightful, warming soup for My Meatless Mondays. Let's see what we can find, from last week that will warm us up.
Let's start off with this Dairy Free Scalloped Potatoes from Tessa The Domestic Diva. I do love potatoes. (Gluten-free)
Let's start off with this Dairy Free Scalloped Potatoes from Tessa The Domestic Diva. I do love potatoes. (Gluten-free)
Garden Fresh Broccoli Pizza from The Adirondack Chick. Isn't it wonderful, we can make pizza that is fresh and exciting and gluten-free.
Look at this one, that pumpkin is filled with
Apple & Cinnamon Raisin Bread Pudding from Create With Joy.
Our dessert comes from Winnie's Blog and is Ginger Biscotti- Adorable and Delicious.
We are certainly well-fed this week. Please stop by some of our links. I am finding fabulous blogs behind the recipes.


Hi,
ReplyDeleteI shared my GF DF Coconut Bread French Toast and my mock cocoa fudge.
Happy Holidays!
Merry Christmas to you & your family, Chaya dear. Wishing you all the very best. Can you just imagine that it's already end of the year 2011. Hope that 2012 will be a blessed one. And will be looking forward for more from U. ((hugs))
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Best regards
Kristy
Thank you for hosting! I shared an easy, low sugar 5 spice shortbread cookie.
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Evrything looks so good! Thank you for your visit.
ReplyDeleteRita
Hi, Bizzy. Your Chanukah celebration sounds wonderful. I shared a buffalo chicken salad with blue cheese dressing recipe, a carnival style caramel corn recipe, and a Greek moussaka recipe today. Thank you for hosting us again and have a Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteChristy @ toolsforkitchens
No doubt about it - you did eat good this week! I love the smoked salmon soup! Will be trying that one for sure! I shared my swiss chard calzone on your hop. thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Chanukah celebration!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds great! I make soup to send with my husband to work when he's out in the field, and he loves salmon.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful holiday! Thanks for linking up to Momtrends.com Friday Food!
Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteYour soup would be so nice right now--it's cold and rainy.
Thank you for featuring my pizza!
ReplyDelete- Michelle
The soup sounds wonderful, especially right now as it's stormy and cold outside. Have a wonderful new year. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you! Thank you so much for featuring my Pumpkin-Filled Apple & Cinnamon Bread Pudding this week!
ReplyDeleteRamona
http://create-with-joy.com
soup looks delicious!!Linked Rainbow cupcakes,added this event to my event list & hope to join weekly....Wish you a Happy New year!!
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