Creamy Zucchini Soup Recipe

creamy easy zucchini soup recipe delicious

 

This simple yet delicious soup is a great comfort as the pendulum swings between summer and fall. 

You still have the flavor of summer with the Zucchini but the comfort of fall with creating soup.   With a few simple ingredients you’ll have a delicious soup whipped up in no time.

 

Ingredients: 

 

Directions:

  1. Shred your Zucchini (or chop)
  2. In a dutch oven, cast iron pot or stock pot melt the butter and add in the olive oil.
  3. Add in the diced onion & garlic cloves until softened.
  4. Sprinkle in the flour to coat the onion & garlic.
  5. Add in the zucchini and stir.
  6. Pour the broth in stirring often.
  7. After about 10 minutes the Zucchini should be cooked and soft.
  8. Using an immersion blender blend the soup for several minutes.
  9. Add salt and pepper to your liking and simmer for additional 10 minutes.

 

Serve with delicious Sourdough Artisan bread or Sourdough Homemade Crackers

Notes: You can skip the flour if you’d like- the zucchini will thicken as it’s cooked a bit.

 


 

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