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Recipe Provided By: Martha Stewart
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Yield: 8 servings
This basic soup can be made with any combination of fresh or frozen vegetables, so it will taste a little different each time. The recipe can easily be doubled or even tripled.
Note
Freeze this thick and chunky soup now, and you'll have the makings of quick and nutritious meals for months to come. Place soup in small containers, and then pull out only what you need; there's no need to thaw the soup before reheating.
I went to the Martha Stewart website and found the original of this recipe. The above listed step #4 is NOT included. It must be from another recipe.
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I made this soup on a rainy windy night last night. Its healthy and delicious! I used about 2 tb for tomato paste for a stronger flavor. Used 1.5 bags of frozen vegies, 1 package frozen cut okra, 1 fresh zucchini and 1 red potato. None of the vegetables overcooked, and I have enough soup for a week.
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i tried it. omitting step four. and i only made half a batch, it was very good. as good as the soup in most restaurants.
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Sounds like a great recipe, but the ingredients do not mention cream or mushrooms, so I am not sure where that comes from. The last step in the directions is a little confusing.
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I believe number four was meant for a cream of mushroom soup recipe or something similar.
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