We've been bringing home summer squash by the pound in our local CSA share, and this is a simple, delicious way to use up a lot of it all at once. I use gochujang-- Korean red pepper paste-- to spice this soup, but if you don't have it on hand a squeeze of lemon juice, some salt and pepper, or a dash of tobasco will do just fine. The key is to not overspice-- let the delicate flavor of the summer squash shine here. Pictured on the left, served with Blackened Corn and Shrimp Salad and honeydew melon topped with chili powder.

I've loved this corn soup when I was a child. Since it's easy to make, I often helped out.The powdered cheese gives it's kick, so hold back on the salt. Also for the pepper, white pepper looks better than black. Recipe by *yukimi*

This is one of my absolute favorite ways to cook fresh sweet corn! It's so simple and really takes advantage of the corn's natural sweetness. Last summer I think almost of all of the corn I bought ended up being turned into this soup! If you use old corn or some that has dried out a little (wrinkly kernels), it won't turn out very good so I highly recommend using very fresh, in-season corn with plump kernels.

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I had a craving for chilled soup!Be sure to remove the bay leaf before blending with your Bamix hand blender.For efficiency, try using a rubber spatula when straining! Parsley is good for garnishing, but try croutons, too!! It's delicious even without it, but a tiny dollop of heavy cream brings out the richness. Recipe by Michan

A simple and easy to make soup.🥣 Perfect for the winter. Something perfect for all ages.

A dear friend of mine gave me this recipe. I love fall and nothing says fall like creamy, warm, fragrent soup. This is sure to hit the spot on a cold or rainy day. So fresh and flavorful.

My mom made this for me all the time in the winter, but I use this recipe for losing weight because it's packed with nothing but veggies.

I always serve this soup to my family when corn is in season. It doesn't use any scallions or consommé cubes.Try to use corn that's fresh and sweet.Don't overcook when simmering, since you'll lose the flavor of corn.Make sure to pulse and blend the ingredients together well in the blender. For 4 to 5 servings. Recipe by Uniikura

My family loves soup. Simmered kabocha squash isn't too popular, but turn it into soup and it's gone in the twinkle of an eye. I make this recipe without hesitation whenever I have a lot of kabocha squash.If you put the piping hot onion soup in the food processor it may explode, so process in batches. If you like the soup to be really smooth, I recommend processing all the soup. Recipe by SCRUMPCIOUS

A Chinese- influenced Trini recipe