
A creamy green asparagus soup combines the delicate flavors of spring vegetables with a silky texture. The combination of steamed asparagus, buttery onions, and crème fraîche creates a light yet satisfying soup.
Our Basic Ingredients
- Fresh green asparagus: forms the aromatic base
- Butter: adds flavor and creaminess
- Vegetable broth: intensifies the aroma
- Crème fraîche: makes the soup velvety
- Diced onions: provide the savory note

The Path to Perfect Soup
- Develop the base
- Sauté onions in butter until translucent
- Add asparagus pieces and briefly sauté
- Achieve perfect consistency
- Deglaze with hot broth and simmer for 10 minutes
- Stir in crème fraîche and purée until creamy
- Perfect the garnish
- Sauté asparagus tips in butter until crisp
- Use as topping and visual highlight

Create Variations
- Serve with croutons
- Add crispy bacon
- Add herbs like dill or parsley
- Sprinkle with roasted pine nuts
This spring soup is the perfect start to asparagus season - light, aromatic, and quickly prepared.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Do I need to peel green asparagus?
- No, with green asparagus it's enough to cut off the woody ends. Only very thick stalks might need peeling in the lower third.
- → Can I prepare the soup ahead of time?
- Yes, the soup keeps refrigerated for 2-3 days. Sauté the asparagus tips just before serving.
- → How does the soup become especially creamy?
- Purée well and use enough crème fraîche. For a lighter version, you can use light sour cream.
- → Can I freeze this soup?
- Yes, freeze without the sautéed asparagus tips. After thawing, you may want to blend it again.
- → What can I use to refine the soup?
- Fresh herbs like parsley or dill work well. Croutons or pine nuts are also delicious as toppings.