Not exact matches
Any suggestions of what I do with my big batch of
soup — it is quite nice as
soup — I am wondering
about blending it but not sure??
In this step you can pulse the
soup for a thicker consistency, remove 1/4 of the vegetables and add it in later for chunks, or
blend the
soup for
about 1 minute until it is smooth.
Blend with a stick blender or carefully remove about 1/2 -2 / 3rds of soup and blend until desired consistency (I like there to still be some chunks of veggies in
Blend with a stick blender or carefully remove
about 1/2 -2 / 3rds of
soup and
blend until desired consistency (I like there to still be some chunks of veggies in
blend until desired consistency (I like there to still be some chunks of veggies in it).
When veggies in
soup are soft, use an immersion blender to
blend about half the
soup.
What I like
about this recipe (and the diner
soup) is that the peas aren't a
blended, dissolved mush.
Turn off heat and let rest for
about 15 minutes to let the
soup cool before
blending (and allow flavours to combine).
I
blended the ingredients into a
soup for
about one minute and then transferred it to a medium saucepan to thoroughly heat the
soup over medium heat.
What's awesome
about the split peas in this
soup is that I could afford to
blend them up with some Post-Superbowl avocados left over from «Guac-fest» last week....
Great idea to
blend up
about half of the
soup — I like thick
soups, and often just reach in with an immersion blender to do just that!
In a blender,
blend about half the
soup until desired consistency.
If you have an immersion blender: just stick it into the cooked
soup and
blend about 1/3 -1 / 2 of the mixture so that when you stir together it's chunky but also thicker and no longer brothy.
Alternatively, let
soup cool
about 20 minutes, transfer to a blender and
blend until smooth (you'll have to periodically remove the lid of the blender to let the steam escape).
I've been dreaming
about this
soup ever since I bought Something Sweet Autumnal Spice
Blend at the Spice Station in Silverlake.
Transfer
about 3/4 of the
soup to a blender, and
blend until smooth.
Transfer
about half of your
soup to a blender or food processor and
blend until smooth.
I'm all
about the creamy
blended soups lately, so get ready for a whole lot of them.
Place
about 2 1/2 cups of the
soup into a blender and
blend until smooth.
Ladle one - third of the
soup into a blender jar and
blend until very smooth and airy,
about 3 minutes.
To puree
soup: Add
about 1/3 of the
soup to a blender then puree until smooth (be careful as hot liquid expands when
blended).
Don't worry
about dicing the onion and chopping the carrot perfectly, since this
soup will be
blended.
This month it's been all
about blending up
soups, to stave off what has been an extremely cold winter.
Ladle
soup ingredients into a blender and
blend about 30 seconds until well - combined and preferred texture is achieved.
Scoop out
about half of the
soup to a medium mixing bowl and
blend with an immersion blender (or scoop the
soup into a blender to
blend) until smooth.