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We offer a "Bundle" packed full of a variety of fruits, veggies, local artisan foods, specialty produce and local produce. We strive to provide you with the best quality ingredients for a healthy life! This Bundle is available every two weeks at "pick up locations" throughout the Salt Lake Valley. Please take a moment to review our "Bundle Offerings" and place your order today to start eating fresh with Muir Fresh Harvest! Your taste buds will thank you!

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Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Roasted Herbed Root Vegetable Soup

Roasted Herbed Root Vegetable Soup

Ingredients:
2 # Root Vegetables
1 Quart Chicken Stock
Olive Oil
Salt
Pepper
Fresh Herbs finely chopped

Preparation:
Coat the root vegetable medley from your bundle well with a little oil, salt and pepper. Add some fresh herbs like thyme, rosemary, or parsley. Roast them in a very hot oven until they are well done. This will bring out the natural sweetness of the vegetables. 

Prepare or purchase vegetable stock or chicken stock. You will need about one quart.

Transfer the roasted veggies into a large pot and add some of the stock. Carefully using a hand blender/processor, process the veggies into a smooth consistency. Keep adding the stock and some water (don't go too overboard with the stock) until you get the desired consistency. Add some more salt and pepper if required. The soup at this stage just needs a little more warming and it will be ready to serve. You can make it creamy with the addition of heavy cream, or low fat evaporated milt to save the calories.

Serve the soup with some fresh thick cut slices of bread. You could serve with a small dollop of sour cream or greek yogurt and some finely chopped parsley or even mint sprinkled on the top. Roasted vegetable soup is one of the easiest recipes you will ever make, and is so delicious, even your kids will love it!
Enjoy!
*Recipe courtesy of Patricia Fava

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