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Creamy Spring Turnip Soup With Wilted Radish Greens And Bacon
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23 Reviews
Casey O.
November 7, 2016
This soup is so good! I can't believe how rich it is with so few ingredients. Could easily be vegan without the cream and bacon, and would still be amazing.
Dani Z.
November 2, 2015
I made this last night and added in 1/3 cup of Lillet (for sweetness) and fresh dill and crispy bacon on top. Dill and turnips are delicious together!! This is an easy go-to soup for the fall. Loved it!
Sharon
January 15, 2015
This sounds absolutely scrumptious! I can't wait to make it for dinner tomorrow. However, I'm going to add a spoon or two of the bacon drippings when I sauté the leeks and turnips, and definitely use the turnip greens (which I love) instead of radish tops. Thanks for this lovely recipe.
Mateo
October 20, 2013
Great recipe. Very tasty, and one I could easily eat chilled or warm. Made with homemade chicken stock leftover from a whole organic bird I cooked. I made it on the thin side, using all the stock, and it was still buttery and hearty.
CarlaCooks
August 17, 2013
I made this yesterday and substituted the leeks with 6 rather large scallions/green onions. It was quick, easy, and very tasty. Thanks for a lovely recipe!
QueenSashy
February 8, 2013
I just stumbled upon this recipe... It looks like heaven and it must taste like heaven. I am on my way to get some turnips and MUST cook this ASAP!
Better T.
June 13, 2012
Made this recently after finding beautiful Japanese turnips at the farmers market. What an incredible soup for late Spring! I used applewood smoked bacon, along with the very fresh and vibrant turnip greens. Served the soup lukewarm on a hot night, and not a drop leftover.
Many thanks, will def. make it again.
Many thanks, will def. make it again.
JamesCooper
June 11, 2012
This recipe can be improved in two ways. First, cooking the turnips in the pan with the leeks after you've cooked the leeks can result in them getting too brown. Better to take them out and cook the turnips by themselves. However, the recipe is even better if you roast the turnips instead. Here is my report on this approach: http://exm.nr/Lgwgqu
dressage101
June 10, 2012
Made this tonight without the bacon, still really great soup. Paired nicely with gouda and some seed crackers! Who would have thought such a simple soup could be so good. Thanks so much for sharing!
Linda's K.
June 10, 2012
Congratulations sdebrango! This soup is so good! I never knew that the soup would taste so sweet. So, it really needed the bitter greens from the radish and extra fatty flavor punch from the bacon. I actually used my home-cured pancetta. This is a keeper. Thank you.
Kukla
June 8, 2012
Congratulation sdebrango on the CP well deserved! Your soup looks smooth and velvety and sounds very tasty.
inpatskitchen
May 21, 2012
I sure wish I could get hold of some young turnips...this is right up my alley, cold warm, winter, summer, spring or fall!
hardlikearmour
May 20, 2012
I love baby turnips, and I bet this is a wonderful vehicle for them! Nice touch with the bacon wilted radish greens. Did you try bacon wilting the turnip greens?
boulangere
May 20, 2012
You've come up with the one way I may be able to eat radishes in any form. Beautiful!
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