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Cold Soup Recipes

Chilled soups are great for hot days or when you just want something light. Here is an assortment of delicious cold soup recipes from classics like Vichyssoise to some great chilled dessert soups.
Blueberry Mango Soup
In Sweden, chilled blueberry soup is a traditional summer treat served as a first course or a dessert. This soup can also be served warm on a cold day or used as a sauce over ice cream or fresh fruit.
Chilled Zucchini Soup with Basil and Walnuts
Here is a wonderfully simple recipe to help use all of those summer zucchini. Add some basil and walnuts and you have a delicious and refreshing soup that is great for an appetizer or a light lunch. It's low fat, healthy, and tasty.
Vichyssoise - Chilled Potato and Leek Soup
Most consider vichyssoise to be a classic cold French soup although some believe it was invented in New York City at the Ritz Carlton. Regardless, this potato and leek soup remains a true classic with simply wonderful flavor.
Chilled Pineapple and Avocado Soup with Chipotle Cream and Pepitas
This is a wonderful soup that is both sweet and spicy. It makes a great appetizer or starter to a meal. You can also serve it for dessert by leaving out the chipotle.
Fresh Gazpacho
This is a great soup recipe to use up those extra tomatoes from your garden or farmer's market. It makes a cool, refreshing meal or appetizer on those hot summer days.
Chilled Rhubarb & Strawberry Soup
Soup for dessert? You bet! Two signs of spring, rhubarb and strawberries, match wonderfully in this delightful dessert. A scoop of mascarpone cheese adds a luxurious texture to the dish.

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