Award Winning Corn Soup Recipes For Your Dinner Table
Corn soups have been a long time favourite amongst food lovers. The creamy texture and the sweet corn kernels together make for a mouth watering appetizer. With these corn soup recipes, you can make each bowl of corn soup you serve, taste like a bowl of a different culture!
Thai Chunky Corn Chowder Recipe (serves 10)
What you need:
- Diced bacon, ½ pound
- Butter, 4 tablespoon
- Large diced onions, 2
- Seeded and diced red pepper, 1
- Ground thyme leaves, 2 teaspoon
- Ground roasted cumin, 1 teaspoon
- Turmeric, a pinch (optional)
- Skinned and cubed potatoes, 2 pounds
- Chicken stock, 6 cups
- Cornstarch, 6 tablespoons
- Water
- Cream, 2 cups (optional)
- Corn kernels, ½ pound
- Ground black pepper, to taste
- Salt, to taste
What You Do:
- Fry the diced bacon till it becomes crispy. Drain the fat that is released from the bacon and set aside.
- To a stockpot, add butter and heat till it melts. To the pot, add onions and red pepper. Stir till they are tender.
- Add chicken stock and the spices. Add potatoes and cook till it becomes tender. When the potatoes are cooked completely, add the cornstarch dissolved in cold water.
- Keep stirring as you add the corn starch. The soup will become thicker.
- Lower the heat and add milk or cream and keep stirring. Let the liquid simmer for about fifteen minutes and then bring to a boil.
- Add the corn kernels, ground pepper and salt.
Roasted Corn Soup Recipe – Award Winning! (serves 6)
What you need
- Chicken stock, 2 cups
- Cloves of garlic, 3
- Corns, 6 ears
- Peeled and diced potato, ½
- Cornmeal, 1 tablespoon
- Cream/ milk, ½ cup
- Ground pepper, to taste
- Salt, to taste
- Sugar, 1 pinch (optional)
What you do
- Bake the corn and cloves of garlic in an oven that has been preheated to 450 F. Leave for about twenty five minutes
- Once cool, dehusk the corn and remove the kernels from the cobs
- Cut four of the cobs crosswise and set aside.
- Heat a saucepan and add some butter. When the butter melts, add the chicken stock, diced potatoes, corn cobs and water. Cook covered for about twenty minutes on low heat.
- Take out the corn cobs and discard them.
- Using a slotted spoon, take out the cooked potatoes and put them in a grinder. Add the corn kernels and the cloves of garlic. Add the cornmeal and grind.
- Sieve this puree to leave the skins of the corn behind. Then add to the steaming broth.
- Cook for five – ten minutes, stir in the cream or the milk and take off the heat.
- Add the seasonings and serve. You may add a pinch of sugar to the soup before serving it. The sugar adds a special flavor to the soup.
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