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Asparagus Bisque Recipe Nutrition Calories 1256 cal Fat 78 g Carbs 73 g Protein 55 g Click Here For Full Nutrition, Exchanges, and My Plate Info Asparagus Bisque Recipe Save Recipe Print Recipe My Recipes My Lists My Calendar Ingredients4 tbsp butter1 cup leeks (leek preparation instruction below)3 lbs asparagus1/4 tsp fresh ground pepper3 tbsp flour1 qt chicken stock1/2 cup sherry2 cups heavy cream1 tsp salt (plus salt to taste)InstructionsPrepare the leeks by slicing off the root end and the green end, leaving only the white middle part. Discard all but the white middle part. Slice the leek in half long ways and rinse well under running water. Slice thinly.Prepare the asparagus by removing tough ends and slicing into approximately 1-inch pieces.Melt butter, in a large saucepan, over medium heat.Add leeks and saute until soft, being careful not to brown the leeks.Add the asparagus and pepper and saute about 4 more minutes.Add in the flour and saute the mixture until the flour starts to bubble a bit.Add in the sherry and chicken stock and let simmer until the asparagus is tender. This will take about 20 minutes.Remove pan from heat and let cool for 5-10 minutes.Transfer to your blender and puree. If you have a large capacity blender (like my 88 oz capacity Ninja blender) you can probably transfer this in one batch. If you have a standard blender, you'll need to transfer in two batches, which means you'll need to pour the pureed Asparagus soup to a clean pan.Return pureed soup to heat.Add cream and stir until just heated through. Don't boil, the cream might get stringy and curdled looking.Serve immediately.7.8.1.271https://www.ohsosavvymom.com/2016/12/asparagus-bisque-recipe/ Oh So Savvy Mom Related Posts FAQs References

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I spent a lot of time in the kitchen last week. I’ve been having fun making some holiday goodies, and then on Friday I took dinner to a neighbor whohas been having some health issues and can’t get around the house. It was a rather cold, gloomy day and I thought this Asparagus Bisque recipe would be just what the doctor ordered.

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If you love asparagus, you will love this Asparagus Bisque recipe! You’ll definitely want to save this in your recipe box. If you aren’t a fan of asparagus, just move along. You probably won’t like this Asparagus Bisque recipe because it tastes like…well…you guessed it. Asparagus.

But first,a little public service announcement. Recipes on the back of your food containers are awesome! They’re usually tried and tested by professionals and are sure to please. I wish I could take credit for designing this recipe, but I actually got it from the back of the Kirkland Organic Chicken Stock container. So, thanks, Costco for the recipe.

One thing I absolutely love about this recipe is that it is sooo easy and relatively quick to make (as far as soups go). And I just love Asparagus! Did I say that already? LOL!

Once you are ready to purée, pour your mixture into your blender. I was sent the new Nutri Ninja BlendMAX DUO to try out. It has a huge 88 oz pitcher and can purée the entire soup in just one batch.

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We’ve been Ninja users and lovers for a while. I bought our first Ninja Blender 5 years ago and it was still going strong when we received this new one. In fact, I used our Ninja several times a week when I was canning and making tons of jam and fruit leather this summer.

Back to the new Nutri Ninja BlendMAX DUO. One of the things that drew me to the new Nutri Ninja BlendMAX DUO was that it had the ability to take several kitchen appliances we currently use and combine them into one. (The picture above shows two bases just to illustrate how the machine works. It actually comes with one base and a blender pitcher as well as the Nutri Ninja cups.) I’m all about downsizing and this allowed me to get rid of two additional appliances.Creamy Asparagus Bisque Recipe - Oh So Savvy Mom (3)

The Nutri Ninja BlendMAX DUO is equipped withNinja’s advanced Auto-iQ™ Technology with One-Touch Intelligence with unique programs that deliver delicious smoothies, frozen drinks, purees, and nutrient-rich juices with zero guesswork. Each Auto-iQ program can switch between BOOST YES and NO with the Auto-iQ Boost™ option for the power to customize the texture of any recipe.

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This is probably my favorite feature, and one that makes this one of the best blending, smoothie making options on the market. I just push the button that correlates with whatever I’m making and walk away to attend to whatever else I’m working on in the kitchen at the moment. When I come back the mixture is always perfectly blended or puréed or chopped.

(As a funny little side note, the Nutri Ninja BlendMAX DUO also provides a bit of comic relief as the perfect conversation interrupter. The kids think the blender is done and start to ask Mom a question. They get about 3 seconds into their question only to be interrupted by the blender starting again. Once again it stops and the kids think it is safe to proceed with their question only to be interrupted once again. This repeats until the blender is finally finished and everyone in the family is laughing. Thanks Auto-iQ™ program.)

Asparagus Bisque Recipe

Asparagus Bisque Recipe

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Ingredients

  • 4 tbsp butter
  • 1 cup leeks (leek preparation instruction below)
  • 3 lbs asparagus
  • 1/4 tsp fresh ground pepper
  • 3 tbsp flour
  • 1 qt chicken stock
  • 1/2 cup sherry
  • 2 cups heavy cream
  • 1 tsp salt (plus salt to taste)

Instructions

  • Prepare the leeks by slicing off the root end and the green end, leaving only the white middle part. Discard all but the white middle part. Slice the leek in half long ways and rinse well under running water. Slice thinly.
  • Prepare the asparagus by removing tough ends and slicing into approximately 1-inch pieces.
  • Melt butter, in a large saucepan, over medium heat.
  • Add leeks and saute until soft, being careful not to brown the leeks.
  • Add the asparagus and pepper and saute about 4 more minutes.
  • Add in the flour and saute the mixture until the flour starts to bubble a bit.
  • Add in the sherry and chicken stock and let simmer until the asparagus is tender. This will take about 20 minutes.
  • Remove pan from heat and let cool for 5-10 minutes.
  • Transfer to your blender and puree. If you have a large capacity blender (like my 88 oz capacity Ninja blender) you can probably transfer this in one batch. If you have a standard blender, you'll need to transfer in two batches, which means you'll need to pour the pureed Asparagus soup to a clean pan.
  • Return pureed soup to heat.
  • Add cream and stir until just heated through. Don't boil, the cream might get stringy and curdled looking.
  • Serve immediately.

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Enjoy! If you do end up making this Asparagus Bisque, make sure you come back and let me know how you liked it!

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FAQs

How long does asparagus soup last in the fridge? ›

TO STORE: Store leftovers in an airtight container for up to 4 days. TO REHEAT: Warm gently on the stovetop or in the microwave until heated through. TO FREEZE: You can freeze asparagus soup for up to 3 months in a freezer-safe storage container. Let thaw overnight in the refrigerator before reheating.

What does asparagus soup taste like? ›

It's bright and refreshing, tasting of crisp asparagus, a hint of citrus and rich cream. Love it for lunch or dinner with some toasted sourdough. I love a light springy soup to make meals feel super special this time of year.

What is cream of asparagus soup Wiki? ›

Cream of asparagus soup is a soup prepared with asparagus, stock and milk or cream as primary ingredients. Chilled asparagus soup with crème fraîche and pink peppercorn Asparagus is a main ingredient in cream of asparagus soup. Ingredient variations exist.

What can I do with the tough part of asparagus? ›

Asparagus ends have great flavor and boiling the ends softens them enough to make a delightful spring soup.

Why is my asparagus soup bitter? ›

Trim the asparagus properly: The tough, woody ends of the asparagus can contribute to the bitter taste. Be sure to trim and discard the ends before using the asparagus in the soup.

Can I eat 5 day old asparagus? ›

If you need to buy it in advance, asparagus will last in the fridge for up to five days.

What tastes better thin or thick asparagus? ›

While both types tasted equally sweet, nutty, and grassy, we expected the delicate-looking thin spears to be more tender. To our surprise, the thicker spears actually had the better texture (if only by a hair).

Can dogs eat asparagus? ›

So, can dogs eat asparagus or not? In summary, it is safe for dogs to eat asparagus, although it can be tough to chew and digest when it is raw or undercooked – and the tough bit of the stem should always be removed.

What is the national soup of the United States? ›

In the U.S., gumbo is the top national soup, a thick spicy soup from Louisiana. Clam chowder is another.

What is a creamy soup called? ›

Bisque and chowder are two types of thick soup with origins in French fishing villages. Learn about the differences between these two creamy soups.

What is the common name for asparagus? ›

Asparagus, or garden asparagus, folk name sparrow grass, scientific name Asparagus officinalis, is a spring vegetable, a flowering perennial plant species in the genus Asparagus.

Why you shouldn't snap the ends off asparagus? ›

It is not necessary to trim asparagus. On some spears, especially fresh, pencil-thin stalks, the woody ends may tenderize once cooked. But on larger stalks, the ends of the asparagus are often woody and dense—Which makes them difficult to chew, no matter how soft the asparagus is after cooking.

Why do chefs peel asparagus? ›

Trimming is a much less wasteful way to prep your asparagus—plus it results in neater, more uniform vegetables. We also take the quick extra step of peeling the base of the spears to ensure the asparagus is as tender throughout as possible. Here's our method.

Can I eat soup after 7 days? ›

A general rule of thumb is that soup can be stored in the refrigerator for about three days, but you should always taste your dish before deciding to reheat. A clear, vegetable-based soup with some acidity, such as tomatoes, may last longer. Chicken soup usually lasts three to five days.

Can I eat soup that has been in the fridge for 5 days? ›

Leftovers can be kept for 3 to 4 days in the refrigerator. After that, the risk of food poisoning goes up. If you don't think you'll be able to eat leftovers within four days, freeze them right away. Frozen leftovers will stay safe for a long time.

Is vegetable soup good after 5 days? ›

The general rule of thumb is that leftover soup can safely be stored in a fridge for up to three to four days.

How long can you keep homemade vegetable soup in the fridge? ›

When refrigerated, soup that contains vegetables or meat will stay good for 3–4 days. If you're freezing soup containing vegetables or meat, you can expect that to last for 2–3 months in the freezer.

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