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Plant Based Cannabis Catering

I have some dates in May, June and July available in my Portland tasting room for hosting private gatherings and caterings, and for weddings and event planning I am booking into 2022.

• What better way to celebrate the than an infused dinner catered for you and your loved ones?

• I can accommodate any dietary and cannabinoid needs as well.

• I am now booking summer dates for Private Chef catering and cannabis retreats, specializing in plant based food. (In OR, CA, NV & NY.)

• Whether you are celebrating or deciding to treat yourself to no planning, cooking or clean up, and your friends, employees or family to a relaxing and informative dinner.

Book the most relaxing part of your year NOW

Email Livviesmallsevents@gmail.com

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Creamy Broccoli and Red Potato Soup


Creamy Broccoli and Red Potato Soup

Total cook time - 35 mins

                            Serves - 4

Ingredients

-3 tbsp Unsalted butter (you can sub vegan butter)

-1 Small onion , finely chopped

-2 Garlic cloves , minced

-4 tsp Corn Starch

-3 cups Milk (you can use real milk or unsweetened cashew milk)

-1 cup Gluten Free vegetable broth

-1 cup water

-1.6 lb Red skin Potato , peeled and cut into 1.25 / 1/2" cubes

-5 cups Broccoli florets (bite size) (about 1 large broccoli

-1 + cups Grated cheese , cheddar or Daiya meltable vegan cheese


Garnish, optional

Shallots/scallions , finely sliced

Grated cheese


Instructions

Melt butter in a large pot over medium heat. Add onion and garlic, cook for 5 minutes or until softened.


Cook for 30 seconds.


Add about 1 cup of milk and stir quickly, it will thicken quickly. Add remaining milk gradually, whisking as you go.


Add broth, water and potato. Bring to simmer, and cook for 12 - 15 minutes, stirring occasionally, or until potato is just cooked. If the soup gets too thick, add more broth (or water) - depends how rapidly you are simmering.

Then mix together 4 teaspoons of cornstarch / cornflour and a splash of water to make a slurry.  This will thicken the soup.

Add broccoli and stir. Cook for 2 minutes, then take the pot off the stove.


Stir through cheese (I use 1 cup). Adjust salt and pepper to taste.


Ladle into bowls and top with garnishes of choice.

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