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Broccoli Cheddar Soup - Panera Style
Windmere,
Here is the recipe.
I advise printing a copy for yourself. The recipe is from 2010 and who knows when/if the link might disappear!
One hint -- I also used up the stumps of broccoli and put it in the soup. If you do the same be sure to peel off the outer skin of the stump, I found it doesn't get soft and pieces remains stringy even after cooking and going through the blender.
http://myblessedlife.net/2010/03/broccoli-cheddar-soup-panera-style.html
Enjoy and please let me know what you think!!
Llama Momma
One more hint --- a simple substitute for the quart of 1/2 and 1/2 is one qt of milk with 4 tablespoons butter. Also its a convenient way to adjust the fat content to your liking.
Here is the recipe.
I advise printing a copy for yourself. The recipe is from 2010 and who knows when/if the link might disappear!
One hint -- I also used up the stumps of broccoli and put it in the soup. If you do the same be sure to peel off the outer skin of the stump, I found it doesn't get soft and pieces remains stringy even after cooking and going through the blender.
http://myblessedlife.net/2010/03/broccoli-cheddar-soup-panera-style.html
Enjoy and please let me know what you think!!
Llama Momma
One more hint --- a simple substitute for the quart of 1/2 and 1/2 is one qt of milk with 4 tablespoons butter. Also its a convenient way to adjust the fat content to your liking.
Last edited by llama momma on 10/13/2014, 11:17 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : 2nd hint)
llama momma
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Re: Broccoli Cheddar Soup - Panera Style
OMG! *swooning* Wonder if I can substitute almond milk...?
Thanks for this, LM. Fall is the perfect time to 'soup out'.
CC
Thanks for this, LM. Fall is the perfect time to 'soup out'.
CC
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Re: Broccoli Cheddar Soup - Panera Style
You're welcome : )
Almond milk sounds great to me. I've had a delish side dish of broccoli and slivers of almonds. I'd like to know the results if you try almond milk.
Almond milk sounds great to me. I've had a delish side dish of broccoli and slivers of almonds. I'd like to know the results if you try almond milk.
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Re: Broccoli Cheddar Soup - Panera Style
Thank you LLM!
I love soup recipes
hugs
rose
I love soup recipes

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Re: Broccoli Cheddar Soup - Panera Style
You're welcome Rose. I think of a
Cold day + hot soup = comfort and nurturing bliss. Mmm.
Cold day + hot soup = comfort and nurturing bliss. Mmm.
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Thank you!!
Thank you soooo much! I immediately printed it out. I intend to make it this afternooon!
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Delicious
LM, I made the soup earlier this evening. It was a surprise... I made it while my wife and daughter were out. They came home just as I was about to puree it... and I could hear my daughter say, "Something smells good!" as she walked through the front door.
LM... this soup is outstanding. I'm afraid I made the fully leaded version. However, I love CC's idea about the almond milk (we have that every day with our morning cups of coffee). Also, I liked your tip about milk and butter. I've done that many a time in a pinch. I love the options homemade affords when it comes to using less fat and also less salt.
Oh... and my daughter loves it!
LM... this soup is outstanding. I'm afraid I made the fully leaded version. However, I love CC's idea about the almond milk (we have that every day with our morning cups of coffee). Also, I liked your tip about milk and butter. I've done that many a time in a pinch. I love the options homemade affords when it comes to using less fat and also less salt.
Oh... and my daughter loves it!
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Re: Broccoli Cheddar Soup - Panera Style
Windmere
I'm glad you and your family are enjoying the soup and like you said it is Full Leaded, but also adjustable. I think of it as a soup treat to enjoy once in awhile. If you are familiar with the web site called skinnytaste.com there is a low fat version of cream of broccoli soup. It's even discusses how many weight watcher points.. I have not tried it but it looks pretty good.
For anyone interested here is that link--
http://www.skinnytaste.com/2008/04/cream-of-broccoli-soup-25-ww-pts.html
I'm glad you and your family are enjoying the soup and like you said it is Full Leaded, but also adjustable. I think of it as a soup treat to enjoy once in awhile. If you are familiar with the web site called skinnytaste.com there is a low fat version of cream of broccoli soup. It's even discusses how many weight watcher points.. I have not tried it but it looks pretty good.
For anyone interested here is that link--
http://www.skinnytaste.com/2008/04/cream-of-broccoli-soup-25-ww-pts.html
llama momma
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Re: Broccoli Cheddar Soup - Panera Style
LLM thanks for that website reference. I might try that... although my family might be a bit spoiled by the full fat version. Regardless, I really want to try the slimmed down version.llama momma wrote:Windmere
I'm glad you and your family are enjoying the soup and like you said it is Full Leaded, but also adjustable. I think of it as a soup treat to enjoy once in awhile. If you are familiar with the web site called skinnytaste.com there is a low fat version of cream of broccoli soup. It's even discusses how many weight watcher points.. I have not tried it but it looks pretty good.
For anyone interested here is that link--
http://www.skinnytaste.com/2008/04/cream-of-broccoli-soup-25-ww-pts.html
Just a side note: Like with many dishes... this soup tastes AMAZING the second day.
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Re: Broccoli Cheddar Soup - Panera Style
Windmere
After day 2 there was still enough to freeze for a nice cold winter day. Ahh, soup is nice ; )
After day 2 there was still enough to freeze for a nice cold winter day. Ahh, soup is nice ; )
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