Spring onion soup recipe – this is again one of those easy soup recipes. When I make soups at home, we generally prefer pureed and slightly thick soups rather than thin clear soups.
Here in this soup, apart from spring onions i have used one potato to thicken the soup. The soup is again made with minimal ingredients so as to bring out the best of spring onions.
This spring onion soup can be served as a starter or as a side dish. You can also serve the soup with some french loaf or baguette or even a pasta. Another recipe which can be made with spring onions is Spring onions fritters. you can also them to Indo Chinese recipes. As spring onions add a lot of taste and flavor in Indo Chinese recipes.
This soup recipe can be easily doubled.
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spring onions soup
Ingredients
- 1 bunch spring onions, rinsed and chopped or approx 4 or 4.5 cups chopped spring onions with both whites and greens (reserve a few greens for garnish)
- 1 medium or large potato, peeled and chopped in smaller pieces
- 1 or 2 garlic (lahsun) - chopped
- ½ or 1 teaspoon soy sauce
- ¼ teaspoon dry oregano
- 3 cups water
- 2 tablespoon olive oil
- salt as required
- black pepper powder (kali mirch powder) or crushed black pepper as required
- few parsley leaves for garnish (optional)
Instructions
- Heat olive oil in a pot. Fry the garlic for 10-12 seconds.
- Add the spring onions and saute for 4-5 minutes on a low flame.
- Now add the chopped potatoes. Season with salt and pepper. Stir well.
- Pour water and stir again. Cover the pot and simmer till the potatoes are cooked completely on a low to medium flame.
- Let the soup cool down a bit. With a hand blender, blend the soup till smooth. The soup will appear thick now.
- Add soy sauce, oregano and keep the soup to simmer for 4-5 minutes,
- If the soup appears too thick, then you can add about 1/4 or 1/2 cup water or veg stock, while simmering the soup.
- Serve spring onion soup hot, plain or with some bread garnished with some spring onion greens or parsley.
Hi Dasanna … I keep trying your recipes always. They are so perfect and in detail explanation of recipes makes me hassle free cooking.
Thanks to you to make cooking easier.
May I know which soya sauce is good? Bcz what we get in market is all synthetic flavours .
thanks manjula. buy soy sauce which is fermented naturally. it will be mentioned on the bottle if its fermented naturally. it will contain 3 to 4 ingredients like soybean, water, salt or wheat/rice. i have used kikkoman brand and it is good. currently, i am using thats asia brand and this is good as well.
Instead of potato any vegetable and green garlic ginger pl guide
potato is added as a thickening agent in the soup. you can use instead 1 to 2 tablespoons corn flour (corn starch) or besan to thicken. you can use green garlic and ginger also.
can i make this in the pressure cooker?
yes you can use a pressure cooker. add less water in a pressure cooker. so you can add 2 to 2.5 cups water.
Hello mam,
Which type of olive oil is good for making soup recipes?
you could use normal olive oil suvidha hope this help’s you.
Means that can be use for Indian dishes also….
yes regular olive oil can be used for indian food. but just light sauteing and steaming. do not use for deep frying or high flame stir frying. and extra virgin olive oil should be used only for salad dressing or raw dips.
yes suvidha 🙂 thankyou
Made it today and was excellent thanks. I chopped the onions and potato quite small and didn’t blend as prefer soup with bits in and turned out great delicate flavour soup.
thanks steve for letting us know. even finely chopped onions and potatoes are good to go in the recipe 🙂
Satisfying, tasty, very easy to make, and a reasonable substitute for leek and potato soup, since I can’t reliably get leeks where I live, but green onions are abundant. Will try pakoras next.
thankyou patricia glad you liked the soup 🙂 surely try pakoras and let us know how they were?
Great recipe. Some times I add a tsp or two of curry powder to it to give it a bit of a kick.
thanks mister for sharing your feedback.
Hey Dassana,
Me and baby love your soups. Have tried this one and the sweet corn soup so far. 🙂
Keep them coming
thanks smriti for the positive feedback. glad to know this.
I really love this soup! It’s incredibly simple yet so creamy and tasteful. Loving your blog, thanks for sharing 🙂
welcome douglas
Love your recipes, Dassana! I wanted to make a request – can you please post a recipe for Mulligatawny soup? I would love that so much! I have been looking around and cannot find a good one!
thanks mina. a few readers have requested for mulligatawny soup. i will add the recipe during the winters, once the diwali season gets over.
Liked the palak soup receipe. Though avoiding the gram flour is a better idea n even straining the soup thru a big sieve gv it more finess
gram flour is used to thicken the palak soup. thanks for the suggestion using the sieve.
I tried the recipe as written. It came out very well and my sons just loved it. Thks dassana.
welcome jayashree
Pulled a bunch of spring onions out of my vegie patch to make room for some other stuff. Was going to throw them in the compost but then decided to use them. Dd some searching and came across this recipe. Tasted delicious. I dont have a hand mixer so i chucked it all in a food processor .
Good, simple recipe
thanks brad for the positive feedback on soup.
I made this just before, I would recommend a little more garlic if you’re a garlic lover like me~ but overall it was delicious :~)
thanks ren for your feedback
Hi Dassana,
Very yum and comforting soup.Came out tasty and as usual,very easy to make.
thanks ashwini
Looks appetizing, never tasted before, wish to! 🙂
wonderfully clicked..suits perfectly this season..