Beat the heat during your weekend grilling sessions in a novel way—with soup; a cold soup. Perfect as a first course at any meal, a cold soup is great for a backyard barbecue.
Although always popular in Eastern Europe, cold soups didn’t make their mark in North America until 1917, when Ritz hotel chef Louis Diat invented Vichyssoise, named for a French resort, consisting of potatoes and leeks. Now other cold soups are popular, like Gazpacho, and especially fruit soups.
That’s great, but we just want a no-nonsense, tasty, refreshing, cold fruit soup to compliment our cookout. So here’s a creamy berry soup sure to please your guests and yourself as well, as it is so easy to prepare.
Let’s make some and put it in the refrigerator.
Creamy Berry Soup serves 6-8
Ingredients:
2 pints of fresh or frozen fruit (raspberries, strawberries etc.)
½ cup of sugar (taste, perhaps adding more for the fruit or personal taste)
¼ cup cranberry juice
1 cup of sour cream
Put the fruit, sugar and juice in an electric blender. If you are using frozen fruit you may want to heat it slightly so the sugar dissolves properly. Cover and blend until well mixed. Remove to suitable bowl and stir in the sour cream. Cover the bowl and chill for 30-60 minutes.
Put it out with a nice ladle and bowls (single- use are welcome), maybe garnish with some berries or a teaspoon of sour cream if you please.
That’s it. Enjoy.
9 comments:
colourful delicious soup
woweee...this is indeed delicious...i can feel the cool seeping in! thank you!
Mmmm, delicious! I wonder how yummy it would be frozen??? :D
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This must be very good.
You have the neatest, most unusual recipes. This sounds so good .... and easy. (My kind of recipe) :) I copied this down and hope to make it if our weather ever gets warm. LOL
Manzanita@Wannabuyaduck
looks so yummy!! loved the color..
Looks fantastic ~ I could devour it all in no time :)) The color you got is beautiful!
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What a gorgeous color! I think we really do eat with our eyes first. The soup sounds so easy and refreshing I look forward to trying it. Thanks also for your comments about my short ribs. If you are ever in South Florida let me know, Steve and I will have you over for dinner.
That hot summer will creep up on us before we know it. I will definately try this. I wouldn't even object to it being part of a finishing course...
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