Soup, Glorious Soup!

A big, warming bowl of soup: is there anything quite as comforting after a long, chilly day? In fact, we think it might be just the cure for the all-too-familiar winter blues. Soups are a delicious way to fill up on those all-important nutrients needed to keep you going in the cold – and they’re so simple to make, there’s no excuse!

Here at Coco HQ, we’re lucky enough to collaborate with some incredibly talented contributing chefs. And aside from being all-round lovely people, they’re the culinary geniuses behind the tasty recipes we share with you all. So in honour of World Soup Day, we’d like to say a very special thank you to them – for providing the inspiration behind so many unique bowls of coconutty goodness!

Try some of our favourites:

Creamy Coconut and Mushroom Soup

 

Let’s start simple. Creamy, comforting and delicately flavoured with thyme and our very own Organic Coconut Milk, Charley’s mushroom soup is the perfect winter’s evening companion.

Kelly’s Halloween Pumpkin Soup

 

Who said pumpkins were just for Halloween? Positively packed with fibre, vitamin C and potassium, this warming little lunch is as good for your taste buds as it is for your body.

Coconut Milk, Pea and Basil Soup

 

One of the best things about natural cooking is the vibrant colours! This one takes a little detour from your traditional soup combo with a fresh mixture of peas and basil. And at less that £2 to make, there’s certainly no reason not to give this one a go!

Beetroot Cooler Soup

 

Ania’s pretty in pink soup isn’t just easy on the eyes; fresh beetroot gives it an earthy sweet taste, with dill and parsley providing a fragrant finish. Kick the freshness levels up a notch: like Spanish gazpacho, this unique soup is best served cold!

Coconutty Sweet Potato Soup

Oh sweet potatoes, how we love thee. This vegetable is arguably one of the most versatile around, and if baking, mashing or roasting isn’t your game, why not try whizzing some up with coconut milk for Hedi’s divine two-ingredient sweet potato soup?

 

If soup’s not your thing (we’re not sure why it wouldn’t be!), why not try out some of our other recipes?