Broccoli Soup

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  • on March 08, 2009

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    This is your standard Broccoli soup...but as is, might be a little bland. So....At the end, add a dash of Nutmeg, some juice from a lime, garlic powder or garlic salt. Add 1 cup grated cheddar cheese at the end, stir until melted. I always save a few of the Broccoli whole pieces to add at the end also....gives it a nice appearance and texture....Now, you've got delicious Broccoli soup....enjoy.

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  • on February 25, 2009

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    Simply one of the best soups to date. The only thing I did different the second time I made it was strain out some of the broccoli before using my stick blender. Once the desired consistency was reached, I simply added the broccoli back to the soup to give it a little more texture. Set the table with cheese, salt and pepper and watch the bowls empty. The Neelys are one of the best Food Network has to offer. By the way, if you need a variation on serving green beans, try the Neelys fried green bean recipe.

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  • on January 13, 2009

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    THIS WAS REALLY GOOD. THE ONLY THING THAT MIGHT MAKE IT BETTER WOULD BE ADDING SOME NICE SMOKY HAM CHUNKS. THE RECIPE SAYS TO SIMMER UNCOVERED, ADD CREAM, PUREE, THEN "REPLACE" THE LID BACK ON THE PAN. I SIMMERED IT COVERED BECAUSE I THOUGHT THE STOCK WOULD COOK OFF OTHERWISE AND IT CAME OUT PERFECTLY. NO ONE ELSE HAS MENTIONED THIS SO I'M A LITTLE CURIOUS. ANYWAY, I USED FAT FREE HALF AND HALF AND IT'S GREAT.

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  • on January 12, 2009

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    This was an absolute cinch to make. As a grown up who still isn't fond of chomping down on cooked veggies (prefer salads, this is a great way for me to get my broccoli in. It really does need a kick. We, like other reviewers, added salt and cheddar.

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  • on January 11, 2009

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    WTG NEELYS!! So easy and delicious!! Needed more salt so I added at the end. I also used this recipe with aspargus.! turned out just as great. Thanks for a great way for my kids to eat their veggies~~

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  • on January 07, 2009

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    The heading says it all. This recipe was a cinch to prepare, but it definitely needed a kick. I added lemon juice to mine, and a handful of cheddar cheese at the end, but if I make this again, would also try adding garlic at the beginning. It IS a good base for getting creative.

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  • on January 07, 2009

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    I loved this soup, the only thing i did different was I added about 1 cup of mild cheddar cheese at the end. It gave it that extra needed taste. Oh also make sure you add 2 lg. cloves of garlic in the beginning with the other veggies.

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  • on January 04, 2009

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    We simply don't eat enough vegetables and with a skinny 11 year old in a fast food nation I am always looking for ways to add vegetables to all of our diets. This was great and incredibly easy. I did not have enough chicken broth but suplemented wiith water so I would imagine it would be richer with the full amount. I don;t like cream so I used 2% evaporated milk and 2% regular milk. It still tasted very rich.

    This is not the best soup iin the world, but for a quick addition to dinner or lunch it can't be beat. IIf you are looking for a good solid soup with high vegetable then give it a try. Even better the second day.

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  • on January 03, 2009

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    Fantastic soup!

    We added a cubed potatoe at the same time as the Broccoli. This provided a great subsitute for the cream (with the starch.

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  • on November 08, 2008

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    I love this soup! It is so easy to make and it allows my family to get their veggies in! I added a little mince garlic to give it more flavor. I also didn't have an immersion blender and had to use a regular blender. It still came out great. I added a little shredded cheddar on the top and it was perfect. I just finished making it and will be having it for lunch tomorrow!

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