There are a few things I can't refuse; Wrigley's chewing gum by the checkout, baby M&S brownie pieces sold in enormous buckets and magazines with free nail polish. And then there's the bread by the stall at the station.
It doesn't matter that we have a loaf in the freezer or that I thought I might go gluten free or that 'adverse weather conditions' mean I'm running late for nursery.
"That's a large sourdough Madam, choose your favourite."
So this afternoon I made pumpkin, paprika and shallot soup to serve with my sourdough. We will try gluten free tomorrow.
PUMPKIN & SHALLOT SOUP
INGREDIETS
2tbsp olive oil
½tspn
coarse ground coriander seeds
2
tsp turmeric
6
shallots, roughly chopped
5
cloves of garlic, finely diced
2kg
fresh pumpkin, peeled and cut into approximately 3-4cm square pieces
1.4ml
vegetable stock
Salt
to season
Bread
to serve
DIRECTIONS
1/ Heat the olive oil in a large
solid based pan. Add the chopped shallots, onion garlic and turmeric and fry
together for 5-6 minutes until the onion has softened.
2/ Reduce the heat. Add the stock and
pumpkin and stir well, bringing to a gentle simmer. Cover and simmer for about
30-40 minutes until the pumpkin is totally soft. Blend, add a little more stock
if you want the soup to be thinner and serve, with hunks of bread.
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