Cold Sour-Sweet Cherry Soup

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Yield: 1 Servings , Total Time: 1 hours

Cuisine: American   Main Ingredient: Soup

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Ingredients

Servings
Original recipe makes 1 Servings
1 Stick cinnamon
2 lbSour cherries, pitted
3 cWater
1 cRed wine
2 tbFlour
1 cHeavy cream
1 cSugar
Calories Per Serving: 3256
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Cold Sour-Sweet Cherry Soup Preparation

Simmer the cherries, sugar, and cinnamon in the water until the cherries are tender. Remove the cinnamon. Blend the flour with 3 Tbsp of cold water until smooth. Thin with 3 more Tbsp of water and stir into the hot soup. Heat to boiling. Chill. Before serving, stir in the cream and the wine. (from "The Art of Hungarian Cooking by Paula Pogany Bennett & Velma R. Clark)

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Learn more about the ingredients in this recipe:    Stick cinnamon  Sour cherries, pitted  Water  Red wine  Flour  Heavy cream  Sugar  

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Tags

  1. Lunch
  2. Soup
  3. Spring
  4. Tangy

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