Greenyard miso spiced parsnip soup with croutons, spicy seeds and kale crisps

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To make the soup

1. Peel and quarter the parsnips (not necessary if using frozen), mix with 1 tbsp olive oil and spread onto a baking tray, bake at 180°c for 20-25 minutes until cooked and golden brown.
2. Once the parsnips are cooked heat 2 tbsp olive oil in a large pan over a medium heat
3. Add the chopped onions and sweat gently until soft and golden brown, add the garlic and ginger, and cook for a further 3-4 minutes on a low heat to avoid burning the aromatics.
4. Take 600 ml warm water in a bowl, add the miso paste and vegetable stock cube, whisk to distribute
5. Add the cooked parsnips to the pan and stir well
6. Add the miso and stock mixture and bring to a gentle simmer, cook for 5 minutes
7. Now blend the soup until smooth with either a hand blender or liquidiser
8. Once blended adjust the thickness with a little more water if required and season the soup with the rice wine, soy sauce and chilli powder.

  To make the croutons

1. Heat 1 tbsp olive oil in a non-stick frying pan and heat over a high heat,
2. Once the oil is hot add the sour dough cubes and fry turning all the time until they are crisp and golden all over
3. Season with a little sea salt whilst they are still warm

  To make the spicy seeds

1. Gently heat 1 tsp olive oil in a non-stick frying pan, add the seeds and cook over a medium heat until they become toasted.
2. Remove from the heat and season with a little salt and cayenne pepper

  To make the kale crisps

1. Pre heat the oven to 110°c
2. Remove any thick stalks from the leaves, cut the leaves into smaller pieces
3. Gently rub the leaves with a little olive oil and spread out onto a non-stick tray and bake for 15 – 20 minutes until they are dry and crispy
4. Season with a little sea salt and cayenne whilst they are warm

  To serve Spoon the hot soup into a bowl and garnish with a few sour dough croutons, crispy kale leaves and a sprinkle of spicy seeds You can also add a dribble of chilli oil if you like things more spicy.