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Ingredients:

Cooked corn on the cob

2 pieces

Knorr vegetable broth

1 piece

Milk

3 cups

Chopped onion

1 piece

Nutmeg

1 pinch

Peeled and minced head of garlic

1 piece

Butter

1 tablespoon

Chopped parsley

1 tablespoon

Ground black pepper

difficult-1
time
Servings

easy

30 min.

4 servings

How to cook creamy corn soup. Quick recipe for a warming meal with garlic & nutmeg. Sweet taste, ideal with croutons or chicken.

< 30 min

Step-by-step recipe for a Velvety corn soup with garlic aroma

Step 1

Remove the corn from the cobs. Blend half of the kernels with warm milk, a Knorr bouillon cube, a pinch of nutmeg, and pepper.

Step 2

Brown the onion and garlic in butter. Make sure the butter doesn't burn, otherwise the dish will be unappetizing and harmful. Then add the blended corn kernels and cook for 2-3 minutes over low heat.

Step 3

Add the rest of the corn and cook for another 3 minutes. Serve the soup sprinkled with parsley.

Aksamitna Zupa Kukurydziana z Aromatem Czosnku

Golden and comforting, “Aksamitna Zupa Kukurydziana z Aromatem Czosnku”—a Polish name translating to ‘Velvety Corn Soup with Garlic Aroma’—offers a delightful sensory experience. Tender corn kernels and aromatic garlic create a balanced flavor profile that warms and comforts. A rich chicken or vegetable stock, subtly enhanced with nutmeg, forms the foundation, developing the soup’s depth and distinctive character.

Who will love this soup?

This corn soup is a superb choice for the entire family. Its naturally sweet flavor and sunny hue appeal to children, while adults will appreciate its nuanced profile and versatility for customization. It also offers a gentle nod to Mexican-inspired flavors, reinterpreted for a broader palate.

When to serve this comforting bowl?

This soup adapts beautifully to any season, serving as a light lunch on warmer days or a comforting, warming dinner as temperatures drop. It’s an ideal choice for a family meal, offering an easy yet impressive dish to share. This velvety corn soup can even be a standout addition to a Mexican-themed gathering.

The golden grain: a culinary history

Often called ‘America’s gold,’ corn is one of the world’s oldest cultivated grains. To maximize its natural sweetness, fresh corn on the cob benefits from cooking in lightly sweetened and salted water. Outside of peak season, high-quality canned or frozen corn works wonderfully, ensuring a consistently flavorful and aromatic soup.

Elevate your bowl: creative toppings

Enhance your soup with a variety of toppings. Fresh parsley or cilantro add an aromatic lift, while croutons or toasted sunflower seeds provide textural contrast. For those who enjoy meat, consider adding pan-seared chicken pieces, crispy bacon, or spicy chorizo. For plant-based options, roasted chickpeas, black beans, or smoked paprika-dusted mushrooms offer a hearty addition. For a playful touch, a sprinkle of popcorn adds a fun, unexpected crunch that children particularly enjoy.