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Leftover Zucchini Soup
Leftover Zucchini Soup

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Leftover Zucchini Soup
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Who knew that transforming leftovers could be so exciting?

 

Let's talk about the incredible benefits of using leftover food and how it can turn a humble zucchini into a culinary masterpiece. Don't let those unused inner zucchinis go to waste! Instead, gather them up and let them shine in this soup, where they'll add a burst of flavor and a satisfying texture.



So, chop, sauté, and blend your way to a steaming pot of zucchini soup that will have you feeling like a culinary genius. With every spoonful, savor the magic that comes from transforming simple ingredients into something truly extraordinary. Let this recipe be a reminder that culinary adventures await even in the most unexpected places, such as your leftover food stash. Say goodbye to food waste and hello to a delightful zucchini soup that will leave you craving more!

 

Difficulty:

Hard

Serving:

2 servings

Preparation time/ Cooking time:

5 minutes / 20 minutes

Ingredients 

500 ml vegetable stock

300 g leftover inner zucchini 

80 g onion, chopped.

50 ml cream

10 g dill, chopped. 

10 g butter

5 g salt

 

Preparation

• First, fry the chopped onion with oil in a pot over medium heat.

• When the chopped onions are soft, add the leftover inner zucchini and continue to fry for 2 minutes
• Then add the cream and continue cooking for about a minute.

• Finally, add the vegetable stock and salt, and stir. The vegetable stock should be about the same temperature as the cream mixture cooked in the pot.

• Cook over medium heat for about 15 minutes and turn off the heat at the end of the cooking time.

• When the temperature drops to the desired level, you can chop the dill and consume.

• Enjoy!

 

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