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Roasted Vegetables Chowder

Giangi Townsend
30 minutes
4 servings
Beginner
After a great day of fun activities with my son, dinner came too fast once again. Refrigerator door open pondering how I was going to use the left overs from the night before. Soup was the only meal that sounded good. All the ingredients lined up on my prep table, cutting board ready as well as my large Le Creuset pot on the stove. I really enjoy preparing soups with roasted vegetables, but never before I used roasted bell peppers and corn together, therefore I was a bit nervous of the end result. The voices in my house spoke: “We Love It”. I have to admit I really enjoy creating in the kitchen. The soup last night was, I have to say, quite delicious. As you can see it was quite easy to prepare, and any vegetables will do. Just let your imagination take over and have fun with it. I liked to sprinkle some lime juice over it, it intensified the flavor of the corn and the bell peppers. Maybe add some jalapeno to give it s Southwest kick. Bon Appetit!! Tonight’s June 18, 2012 dinner: Roasted Corn, Bell Peppers and Vegetables Chowder
Roasted Vegetables Chowder

Total Steps

6

Ingredients

11

Tools Needed

3

Ingredients

  • roasted bell peppers
  • roasted carrots
  • roasted corn in the cob
  • sliced zucchinis
  • 1 1/2 cup frozen white corn kernels
  • 1 cup cooked and cut chicken or beef
  • 1 cube vegetables bouillon
  • salt and pepper
  • sour cream
  • cut red and yellow bell peppers
  • lime juice

Instructions

1

Step 1

Scrape the kernels from the roasted corn cobs and set aside. Cut the corn cob cores in half and place them inside a large pot.

2

Step 2

Add the roasted bell peppers, roasted carrots, sliced zucchinis, frozen white corn kernels, scraped roasted corn kernels, cooked chicken or beef, and the vegetables bouillon cube to the pot. Add enough water to cover the vegetables by approximately two inches.

3

Step 3

30 minutes

Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer for about 30 minutes.

4

Step 4

Remove the corn cob cores from the pot, scraping any remaining juices or corn back into the soup.

5

Step 5

Transfer the cooked vegetables and liquid to a blender and liquefy until smooth. Return the pureed soup to the pot and add more water if needed to reach desired consistency.

6

Step 6

Serve the chowder warm, garnished with a dollop of sour cream, chopped red and yellow bell peppers, and a sprinkle of lime juice.

Tools & Equipment

cutting board
large pot
blender

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