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Easy
By Adam Byatt
Published 2010
When I opened my first restaurant, Thyme, this was the very first soup I served, and I still make it at Trinity today. It’s good enough to be served on its own, but all manner of simple garnishes will enhance it - croutons, grated cheese or pickled cauliflower florets, to name but a few.
It’s quite a thin soup, but the cauliflower taste is strong enough to give it depth. Fast cooking is the key to retaining the flavour of the fresh cauliflower and avoiding school-dinner territory! T
