Not exact matches
Yes — I do think you need to
blend this
soup,
because otherwise the cheese won't be able to melt directly into the
soup and combine with the rest of the ingredients.
We love to use our immersion blender to
blend down some of the butternut squash (making the
soup nice and thick), but we always leave some butternut squash cubes whole
because they give the
soup more texture and depth.
I recommend going with the full fat sour cream
because it will
blend better with the
soup.
But here I am,
blending up this
soup every night
because even though I am thinking what is...
The beans are what I call a «secret ingredient»
because at the same time they thicken the
soup and make it incredibly creamy when you
blend everything together.
Because the rest of the
soup is well -
blended, I found that running into larger, stringy, cooked basil leaves was annoying.
While I let that sit I made the wet mixture, I added my
soup which wasn't completely smooth
because it had whole chickpeas, and spinach to a blender and
blended it smooth.
I didn't buy the seasoning
blend at the store
because my family doesn't like most of what was in it but I did get an onion to chop super fine to put in for flavor what seasonings if any should I use to make sure this
soup has a good flavor without the seasoning
blend?
The
soup won't be quite as thick
because the Russet potato is so starchy, and creates a suspension when
blended.
Butternut squash is one of my favorite
soup bases
because it's so, so creamy when
blended with the right ingredients.
I skipped the
blending because I generally prefer having little bites of veggies in a spoonful of
soup.
Just
blend in batches and be careful
because the
soup will be very hot!