Celery Soup (In A Soup Maker)

I try to keep most of my soup maker recipes as simple as possible – the fewer ingredients and preparation, the better.

This celery soup is one of those recipes – a little bit of chopping, throwing it all in the soup maker, and 30 minutes later, you’ve got a delicious and nutritious soup!

I’ll be honest with you; I’m really not a fan of celery (sorry, celery). I really want to like it, but it’s one of those foods that just doesn’t get on with my taste buds. Although I do include it in some soups, it’s not usually the main ingredient.

So, I was all prepared with my chilli flakes on hand to sprinkle over the soup, to disguise all taste of celery – but here I am, already on my second bowl, without a chilli flake dispensed!

Oh, soup maker, you do have magical powers 😉

How To Make Celery Soup In A Soup Maker

For this celery soup, I wanted it simple yet thick/creamy in texture.  When I want to thicken up a soup, I usually add chopped potato, but you can also use cream (just stir it in at the end).

The only ingredients in this celery soup are;

• 400g celery, chopped
• 200g potatoes, chopped
• Three cloves garlic, crushed
• 800ml chicken stock (or you can use vegetable stock).

I didn’t bother with any sautéeing; it just all went in the soup maker. I gave it a quick stir and then set it off on smooth.

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If necessary, add some extra seasoning and some croutons.

As always, if you have any questions or comments, please let me know below.