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Cold Avocado Soup--simple

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  1. This is amazingly good for how simple it is. Works fine with
    (thawed) frozen avocadoes too.

    Cold Avocado Soup--simple

    1 small avocado, peeled and seeded
    1/2 cup sour cream (low-fat is fine)
    2/4 cup cold water 2 tsp shoyu / tamari / good soy sauce 1
    medium or 6-7 cherry tomatoes, chopped 2 scallions,
    sliced thin salt

    Puree together avocado and sour cream. Add the water in a
    steady stream, scrape sides, and puree again. Stir in shoyu
    & salt (you'll want it quite salty at this point for the
    tomatoes). Chill (ideally in a narrow container to minimize
    surface area, which can turn brown). (I've sometimes done
    this in the freezer & forgotten about it, which doesn't seem
    to harm it any.) Add tomato and scallion & serve.

    You could substitute chicken broth for the water+shoyu, but
    I think it would mask the avocado.

    Serves 1 as a light main dish or 2 as a side.

    This is not a low-fat dish, but the fats in avocado are a
    lot healthier than the fats in sour cream, hence the low-fat
    sour cream suggestion.

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