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Hi Everyone,

Happy Sunday to you!   Today around the #SundaySupper we had to bring soup to the table.  I was kind of torn on what kind of soup to make.  I make soup all of the time but my brain went dead when I had to come up with one.  I debated about a Chipotle Black Bean or Butternut Squash Soup, but I decided to step out of my comfort zone and try something I have never made before which is Lobster Bisque.

Lobster Bisque

I have to say I am pretty happy with the outcome of the soup.  It’s creamy, full of flavor and not overly fishy!  I am not a big fish person.  I had two lobster tails that I bought from Trader Joe’s that I intended on making for Valentine’s Day, but that never happened.  What better way to use my lobster tails is to make a healthy, decadent soup!  I felt like a rich person making this!  lol

Lobster Bisque


Since I only had two lobster tails, this recipe makes two servings.  Perfect for a romantic evening.  This soup makes a fabulous appetizer or you can have it alone with some crusty bread and a salad.  Yum!  Were not to fancy in my house, so we had it with pretzel bread.   The soup in general takes about 30 minutes to make, which I don’t think is to bad and it’s pretty simple too!!  Love that!

Lobster Bisque

Lobster Bisque
 
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A healthy, creamy soup made with fresh lobster tails.
Serves: 2 Cups
Ingredients
  • 1 tbsp unsalted butter (I used brumble and brown)
  • ¼ cup diced carrot
  • ¼ cup finely chopped onion
  • ¼ cup finely chopped celery
  • ½ tsp garlic, minced
  • 3 cups chicken stock
  • ¼ tsp. creole seasoning
  • 1 dash worcestershire sauce
  • 2 tsp cornstarch
  • 1 tsp water
  • ¼ cup greek yogurt
  • 2 lobster tails (7 oz total), chopped into bite size pieces(not cooked)
Instructions
  1. In a large pot add butter, once melted, add carrots, onions and celery, cook until slightly softened, stirring constantly for about 5 minutes. Add chicken stock, creole seasoning and worcestershire sauce to pot and cook until vegetables are cooked through, about 10 minutes.
  2. In a small bowl add cornstarch and water; mix until smooth and stir into soup.
  3. Add lobster and cook until lobster is firm and opaque in color, about 7 minutes. Just before serving, whisk in greek yogurt.
  4. Serve immediatly
Notes
Calories per cup: 176.7, Fat: 3.6, Cholesterol: 95, Potassium: 159.4, Carbs: 8.7, Fiber: 1.1, Sugar: .08, Protein: 25.3
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Serving size: 1 Cup
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Lobster Bisque

I had fun with today recipe!  I really felt like a chef making this wonderful soup!  To me these kind of soups seem intimidating, but this one wasn’t!  I am really happy with it!

I can’t wait to see what other soup recipes that the group at #SundaySupper made!  Be sure to check them out, I certainly will!  After all, it’s soup and you know how much I love my soup!

Have a great rest of the weekend!

Toodles,

Jennifer

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  1. Diana @GourmetDrizzles says

    What a lovely recipe, Jennifer! I adore lobster, and also haven’t cooked much with it. I’m soooo excited you mentioned that Trader Joes has it, as we’re going there today! Can’t wait to pick some up and give this a try 😉

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  8. Anne @ Webicurean says

    wait, TJ’s has lobster? Hubby doesn’t eat fish, so I’m pretty out of touch with the fish offerings there now. But this sounds wonderful! Lobster bisque always reminds me of the “yada yada” episode of Seinfeld … you know, where Jerry thinks Elaine yada yada’s over the best part of her date, and she says, no, I mentioned the bisque!

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  18. Susan says

    Is it wrong that I want to pull those chunks of lobster right out? Of course knowing me, I’ll enjoy the soup and savor the lobster till the end (fighting my husband off for them!)

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  24. Renee Dobbs (@reneedobbs) says

    The only way I care for lobster is in bisque. Your bisque looks so much better than the heavy cream versions I’ve had before. Some are so thick and rich they are hard to eat, especially as a first course. Not yours and it would be a fabulous first course.

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