Used 1 can cream corn instead of fresh corn, also used dried herbs instead of fresh, added some shredded left over chicken...turned out perfect. Good consistency and very tasty.
From EatingWell: July/August 2009
Pureed summer squash makes a delicious base for this summery squash and corn soup. Start your meal with the soup or enjoy it as a light lunch. Fresh thyme and briny feta cheese give it fabulous flavor. For a variation, try the soup with any herb you have on hand or goat cheese in place of feta.





Used 1 can cream corn instead of fresh corn, also used dried herbs instead of fresh, added some shredded left over chicken...turned out perfect. Good consistency and very tasty.





This was very good. Just got done making a batch of it. Had some for lunch, asked DH is he wanted some. Well, there is none to put away. I will have to make a double batch next time.





My husband (who hates squash) LOVED it! Using my food processor to puree the squash and onion before finishing the soup made it so rich without the stringy texture of squash! The feta was wonderful and bright. The only thing I changed was using dried herbs instead of fresh and I did not add the salt. The salt was not needed thanks to the feta and herbs :) Save yourself the sodium intake and leave it out!





This soup was delicious. The corn added a nice sweetness and crunch to the soup. The soup would probably be more filling if a protein was added to it...maybe some chicken?





This was a good soup (i was skeptical after making eatingwell's cucumber soup) but it wasn't as tasty as the picture makes it look. Didn't have as much flavor as I would have liked. May or may not make again. If I make this again i'll play more with the seasonings.
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