Roasted Sweet Potato Soup Foam

My mother-in-law always cooks great meals for us when we come to visit. She recently cooked a wonderful sweet potato soup that I thought would be great in a modernist preparation. I've roasted the sweet potatoes and added some molasses, ginger, and thyme for extra depth of flavor.

Once the soup is done you add it to your whipping siphon and foam it into the bowl. The foaming processes helps lighten the soup and give it a more airy texture than is expected.

This sweet potato soup foam is also great as a hearty sauce on meats or vegetables. You can even use it as a dip at parties.

If you like this recipe you can get it and more than 50 other recipes from my book Modernist Cooking Made Easy: The Whipping Siphon. The book covers the three main uses of the whipping siphon: foaming, carbonating, and infusing. It is all presented in an easy to understand format that anyone can follow.

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