This blended chilled cucumber soup with organic Greek yogurt recipe is one of the ways I am using up excess garden cucumbers. Try it today.
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It’s a cool and refreshing light lunch on a hot summer day.
I made this cold cucumber soup with yogurt so that it has a bit of a tang to it. Plain yogurt is rather blah tasting to me and I much prefer Greek yogurt when I have it.
Organic is the way to go, of course to avoid rBGH and any other nastiness that might be in the milk it was made with. I try to use fresh herbs from my herb garden whenever I can.
It’s really easy to grow your own with an herb garden kit.
How to make a cucumber soup
This blended soup recipe couldn’t be easier. You need to blend the items in the blender, chill, and serve.
Can I freeze cold cucumber soup?
Yes, you can freeze this for up to three months. Put it back in the blender after defrosting to avoid separation.
Is it safe to freeze soup in Ziploc bags?
Yes, this is fine. It’s a great way to save space in the freezer. Just be sure that the lock is tightly closed so that you don’t have any messes in the freezer.
What kind of cucumbers should I use?
I use standard garden cucumbers because that’s what I had. You can also make this with English cucumbers.
What is your favorite way to use up all those cucumbers?
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This blended chilled cucumber soup with organic Greek yogurt recipe is one of the ways I am using up excess garden cucumbers. It’s a cool and refreshing light lunch on a hot summer day.
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I love Cucumber soup, this looks fabulous! Thank you so much for sharing this awesome post with Full Plate Thursday and hope you are having a fantastic weekend!
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Miz Helen
Thanks for this recipe. I will have to try it right away! I remember having this soup when I was travelling through Eastern Europe….so delicious! Thanks for sharing!
This soup sounds delicious! I’ll definitely make it when the weather gets warm again. It will be such a refreshing summer meal.
Thanks, Jennifer. I can’t wait till summer!
Delicious chilled cumber soup, we make curries with cucumber and yogrut. thanks for sharing with Hearth and Soul blog hop . pinning.
Thanks. Appreciate you stopping by!
I love Cucumber soup, this looks fabulous! Thank you so much for sharing this awesome post with Full Plate Thursday and hope you are having a fantastic weekend!
Come Back Soon,
Miz Helen
Thank you, Hellen! Appreciate your visit!
Looks like a must-try recipe! Thanks for sharing at the #WWDParty.
Glad to share, Antoinette! Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks for this recipe. I will have to try it right away! I remember having this soup when I was travelling through Eastern Europe….so delicious! Thanks for sharing!
Glad to share, Michelle. Hope you enjoy it!
I never heard of cucumber soup but it sounds so good.
Thanks, Debi. It really was!
Looks great! I love chilled soups, and a great way to use cucumbers.
Thanks, Amy! I really enjoyed it!
I’ve never tried anything like this before–I need to expand my horizons-so I will give it a try in short order-thanks for sharing it with us 🙂
Glad to share, Kathleen. Hope you like it!
This sounds so good! YUMMY!!!
It really was, Mel!
This is my kind of soup!! Sounds fresh and delicious!
It really was good, Sarah!
I just love the aromatics of fresh dill- Now I miss my herb garden. You may have inspired me to start it back up AND make the soup!
I really do love my herb garden!