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Rhiwbina Living

Summer 2023 issue of Rhiwbina Living, the award-winning magazine for Rhiwbina.

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summer<br />

soups<br />

Soups aren't just for the colder months. Here are some refreshing and<br />

delicious soups that are perfect for the summer season<br />

Pea and mint<br />

soup<br />

2 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil,<br />

6 spring onions, chopped<br />

2 cloves garlic, 1 sliced and 1 halved<br />

750ml vegetable stock<br />

700g frozen peas<br />

a small bunch of mint, leaves picked<br />

and shredded<br />

100ml single cream, plus a drizzle<br />

4-8 slices ciabatta<br />

150g ricotta<br />

1 lemon, skin removed and juiced<br />

handful pea shoots<br />

☐ Heat the oil in a stock pot over a<br />

medium-high heat and fry the spring<br />

onions and sliced garlic for a few<br />

minutes until they are soft. Add in<br />

the stock and peas, and bring the<br />

mixture to a simmer. Cook for 6-8<br />

minutes or until the peas are tender.<br />

☐ Add the majority of the mint, and<br />

blend with a stick blender until it's<br />

smooth. Add in the cream and blend<br />

again until the mixture is creamy. You<br />

can run the mixture through a sieve<br />

at this point if you'd like a smoother<br />

texture. Warm the mixture through<br />

on the hob.<br />

☐ Toast the ciabatta, then rub both<br />

sides with the halved garlic clove.<br />

Whip the ricotta in a bowl with the<br />

lemon zest, a squeeze of juice and<br />

some seasoning. Spoon over the<br />

ciabatta.<br />

☐ Divide the soup between the<br />

bowls, drizzle with a little more<br />

cream and olive oil, and scatter with<br />

pea shoots. Serve with the ciabatta.<br />

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