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Hi all

I'm after ideas for soups that are made all, or mostly, in the vitamix.

So I'm not after a normal soup recipe that you cook in a pot on the

stove and then whizz in the vitamix to make it smooth. I'd like

favourite recipes of soups that are preferably from raw vegetables and

whatever else they need, that are then whizzed in the vitamix until hot.

I've tried a tomato one, and it wasn't as good as I'd hoped.

Recipe could perhaps involve roasting some veg first or something like

that if necessary.

So, what are your favourite soup recipes?

Fiona

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I don't use foil either. I just lay my veggies in a glass casserole dish and roast them. You can use parchment, but it often contains waxes and such, so not much better than foil! From: FOOD FUN <foodfun@...>Subject: Fw: Soup recipes - made predominantly in vitamix"Vitamix" < >Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2011, 11:41 AM

What could I use in place of foil? I quit using alumninm (sp) years ago and

would love to find something else to use in recipes like this. Could I line

with parchment paper and then use the foil on the outside?

Beverly

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vitamix

Tortilla Soup, veggies roasted in a foil pack prior to blending. Even if you

do use raw, you're really better off cooking the onions somehow (the

garlic's not as critical but it doesn't hurt either). It makes a big

difference.

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What could I use in place of foil? I quit using alumninm (sp) years ago and

would love to find something else to use in recipes like this. Could I line

with parchment paper and then use the foil on the outside?

Beverly

Texas

Re: Soup recipes - made predominantly in

vitamix

Tortilla Soup, veggies roasted in a foil pack prior to blending. Even if you

do use raw, you're really better off cooking the onions somehow (the

garlic's not as critical but it doesn't hurt either). It makes a big

difference.

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