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Ivory Carrot Soup with a Fine Dice of Orange Carrots

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Ivory Carrot Soup with a Fine Dice of Orange CarrotsChristopher Hirsheimer and Melissa Hamilton © 2013

What happens if you make a carrot soup with just white carrots? Will people get the carrot taste if the soup isn't orange? Although the carrot flavor is full there, garnishing the soup with carrot greens and finely diced orange and yellow carrots locks the flavor in more firmly. This is an extremely simple soup, intentionally so to underscore the purity of color and flavor. Try making it with pale yellow carrots, too.

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