How do you thicken homemade vegetable soup?
Chef's answer
How to thicken soupBlend all or part of it. If you've made a broth with chunks of vegetable in it, such as minestrone soup, then pour the soup through a sieve. ... Add cream or yogurt. ... Add flour or cornflour. ... Use a butter and flour paste. ... Blend in bread. ... Add lentils or rice. ...
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