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Cold cucumber and coconut milk soup

Cold cucumber and coconut milk soup

A perfect cream for vegan diets and very refreshing for hot days. The taste of mint, dill combined with cucumber and the smoothness of the coconut milk, make this dish a real pleasure for the senses.

It is prepared in a few minutes and it is really delicious. You can not miss it! I recommend using the Dutch variety cucumbers, which are a little finer than the Spanish ones. But if you do not have or do not feel like using the Dutch type, with ours it also works out very well. Of course, if they have very thick skin, it is better to peel them.

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  1.   MARIA DEL CARMEN ALCARAZ SANCHEZ said

    Good morning, the mustard is powdered. All the best

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello Maria, the mustard is from the pot, not powder. Thanks for write!

  2.   Aurora War Creek said

    Very good and refreshing ??

  3.   Sandra said

    Forgives…. With that amount it comes out for just 2 glasses !!! Do you have to add water? ...

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hi Sandra, 2 glasses ?? With that amount we had for 4 starters, not very full, but 4. It is not necessary to add water or anything, I only think that it is because of the cucumber that some are more watery than others… Thanks for writing!

  4.   Maria Gonzalez Fernandez placeholder image said

    What kind of coconut milk do you use? The one that comes in a can that is thick used for cooking? or the q is sold as a substitute for normal milk?