This delicious soup is one of my favourite meals of all time. I make it every couple of weeks,it is so warming and comforting.
I tend to add half broccoli and half cauliflower and have never added the lemon juice (always forget!). It is fantastic!
From EatingWell: January/February 2010
Start your meal off with a bowl of this satisfying, easy cheesy cauliflower soup.





This delicious soup is one of my favourite meals of all time. I make it every couple of weeks,it is so warming and comforting.
I tend to add half broccoli and half cauliflower and have never added the lemon juice (always forget!). It is fantastic!





This soup is fantastic. I've made it twice now and loved it both times. I prepped the leeks and cauliflower in a food processor to get a smooth texture. Unlike other posters, I didn't feel the need to tweak the ingredients at all. The original recipe is flavorful and satisfying without any additional bells and whistles. I will be making this soup consistently from now on.





My whole family loves this soup. I've made it many times since it first appeared in the magazine. I make it as written and love the taste/texture. I do use an immersion blender to break up the pieces better. I don't find a need to change a thing.





No matter how long I waited for it to thicken the lemon juice just currtled the whole pot of soup!!! It then tasted disgusting-what a waste!





Usually I don't tweak recipes until I've first made them as directed. But based based on quite a few reviews I adjusted the seasoning; turned out to be a little over-seasoned for my palate. Should you make this soup, and I highly recommend that you do, use the spices as called for. That having been said, I used green onions instead of leeks, added a minced clove of garlic, used nonfat versus low fat milk and substituted a reduced fat Mexican cheese blend for the cheddar, all of which I would do again. The result was a very rich, creamy soup, the perfect comfort food for a cold day.
I added the lemon juice just
I added the lemon juice just before serving--no problem with curdling.