Autumn Harvest Minestrone Soup
Want to add a little Italy to your kitchen? Easy with this soup! Minestrone means “big soup”, a soup with many ingredients. The idea behind minestrone is that the soup should accurately reflect what is currently available at your market or garden in a given season. This is a universal dish, and there is no strict recipe for it. Whatʼs good about minestrone is that in summer it turns out light and is prepared from the freshest vegetables, and in winter it is made more filling by adding potatoes, mushrooms, pasta or beans. Add whatever you like — thatʼs the point of cooking and minestrone soup specifically. Today I made a rich, aromatic, autumn minestrone, spicy and very tasty! Such a unique basket of autumn vegetables))
cook time:
30 min
Ethan Rowley
Nutrition Facts (per serving)
111
Calories
10g
Fat
4g
Carbs
1g
Protein
Ingredients (2 portions)
Basic:
Onion
0.5 pc
Garlic
1 clove
Tomatoes
1 pc
Olive oil
3 tbsp
Salt
to taste
Bouillon
150 ml
Carrot
1 pc
bell pepper
0.5 pc
Greenery
to taste
Pumpkin
30 g
Celery
(stem)
1 pc
Smoked sausage
(brisket, bacon)
to taste
Recipe instructions
Step 3