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'Cream' of Roasted Vegetable Soup

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  1. 'Cream' of Roasted Vegetable Soup

    Vegetables can vary but this is what I usually use:
    1/2 head of broccoli -
    1 head of cauliflower
    1 very large daikon
    20-30 brussel sprouts
    2-3 bunches of asparagus
    1/3 cup sesame oil
    1/3 cup olive oil
    1/3 cup coconut oil
    3-4 Tbsp of minced garlic

    Lay out veggies in single layer on baking sheets. Drizzle on the oil trio
    and garlic combination.
    Bake for 30-45 minutes at 275.

    While the vegetables are roasting, bring the following to a boil:
    1/2 tetra-pak of chicken broth
    1/2 tetra-pak of mushroom broth
    1 tetra pak of beef stock
    1 tetra pak of vegetable stock
    2 vegetable bullion cubes
    10-15 fresh sage leaves
    2-3 Tbsp fresh thyme
    2-3 Tbsp minced garlic

    Add the vegetables to the broth/stock mixture when the vegetables are
    finished roasting. Allow to simmer for about an hour.
    Add to this:

    1/2 stick/4 oz. butter
    3-4 oz. of grated Asiago cheese (Parmesan or Romano-Pecorino work great as
    well)

    Add to blender and puree. Serve warm.

    Should make about 4-5 very large bowls of soup. I usually re-heat a
    portion over the stove every morning and fill a large thermos to eat
    throughout the day.
    Enjoy!

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