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Ingredients
6
Original recipe yields 6 servings
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Nutrition Facts
Per Serving:
255 calories; protein 9.9g; carbohydrates 22.3g; fat 15g; cholesterol 43.5mg; sodium 875.6mg. Full Nutrition
Most helpful positive review
Had some extra asparagus so I decided to try this soup and it turned out GREAT! I used a whole stick of butter because I was too lazy to measure out 6 tablespoons. I cooked it on my gas stove over low heat so the onions wouldn't burn. I also mixed it with a hand blender rather than puree in a regular blender. I love using my Braun hand blender. Everyone liked it and it had great flavor. I left out the soy sauce and used a little extra white pepper. The tips were like little bonuses in the soup. Highly recommend it! Read More
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(48) Most helpful critical review
Too many changes required to rate this any higher than three stars. First, taking the cue from other reviewers, I reduced the amount of milk by about half. Good call. Second, I reduced the amount of tamari (by necessity I used soy sauce) to only one-third the amount called for - again, good call. Third, the soup calls for water and I'm not sure why - it contributes no flavor and only dilutes what flavor there is. I used chicken broth instead. Finally, I would have much preferred the soup pureed completely. The chunky tips almost seemed as tho' they didn't belong and added a little bitterness as well. Read More
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Had some extra asparagus so I decided to try this soup and it turned out GREAT! I used a whole stick of butter because I was too lazy to measure out 6 tablespoons. I cooked it on my gas stove over low heat so the onions wouldn't burn. I also mixed it with a hand blender rather than puree in a regular blender. I love using my Braun hand blender. Everyone liked it and it had great flavor. I left out the soy sauce and used a little extra white pepper. The tips were like little bonuses in the soup. Highly recommend it! Read More
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(48) My husband and I loved this recipe. My adult son stopped by just as I was serving it up and he too thought it was excellent. I made a few minor changes as follows: I used skim milk for the milk called for in the recipe. 1 medium onion chopped (instead of 1-1/2 cups) 4 Tbs. butter (rather than 6) and I replaced the 2 cups of water with 1 can of chicken broth plus 2 oz. water. Also I only used 1 Tbs soy sauce. As another had suggested I used my Braun hand blender directly in the pan which saved some time and clean-up. I heated the skim milk in the microwave and found the recipe came together quicker than expected. Thanks Holly for a an excellent recipe! Read More
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(42) I used chicken broth instead of the water for more flavor. I also decreased the amount of milk so it would be slightly thicker. A very fresh and flavorful soup. I will certainly make this recipe again! Read More
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Yum - this soup is good! Following suggestions of previous reviewers I only used 2 cups of milk - which led to a thick and creamy soup. I also used two chicken stock cubes. This plus the soy sauce made the soup a little too salty so I will omit the salt at the beginning in future. I had one bowl leftover and it tasted good cold too. Read More
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(25) This came out deelish! I too omitted the salt since there was soy sauce included and it was fine. I added a touch more pepper as well. I also didn't puree the veggies just mashed them preferring a more substantial soup. One very good addition was using about 1/3 c. sour cream and mixing it in a small bowl with 1 cup of the hot soup mixture at the end of the cooking. Be sure to mix it in verrrry slowly or the sour cream will curdle. Once it is thoroughly mixed together add it to the soup pot - this will make for a very creamy soup! Read More
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I liked this soup better before adding the soy sauce. Without the soy it would have five stars. I also added less milk because I like thick soups. In fact I used half and half instead. It makes it very creamy and so delicious. Read More
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This was a very good soup. I also put everything in one pot and used a hand blender to blend it all together. I used chicken stock instead of water and heavy whipping cream instead of the milk. I was hesitant about the soysauce but overall the soup was really good!! Made 4 servings in my family.:) Read More
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(12) Too many changes required to rate this any higher than three stars. First, taking the cue from other reviewers, I reduced the amount of milk by about half. Good call. Second, I reduced the amount of tamari (by necessity I used soy sauce) to only one-third the amount called for - again, good call. Third, the soup calls for water and I'm not sure why - it contributes no flavor and only dilutes what flavor there is. I used chicken broth instead. Finally, I would have much preferred the soup pureed completely. The chunky tips almost seemed as tho' they didn't belong and added a little bitterness as well. Read More
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(11) 
When asparagus is in season the first thing I do is make this soup. My husband won't eat asparagus any other way. We like it so well that I've passed it along to others several times. Read More
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