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November
Blueberry Soup
This little dish is really like a blueberry
vichyssoise. What is a vichyssoise you may ask? It
is cold potato soup. Now that is something tasty. I
bet cold potato soup was created by someone who
forgot to pay the gas bill. Okay, this stuff is
really cool because it can be prepared in little or
no time and, you only get a few dishes dirty. Mind
you though!! It must be done before dinner.
Ingredients
1. 1 cup of blueberry yogurt (6 oz)
2. 16 oz package of frozen blueberries
3. 6 oz of orange juice
4. ¼ cup sugar
5. ¼ tsp of cinnamon
6. Cool Whip
Directions
If you have one of those hand blenders, you can
use a mixing bowl but honestly, a blender is the
best way to go. Empty out the margarita mix and
tequila from the blender and into it, toss the
yogurt and keep the empty yogurt container. Fill
the empty container two times with frozen
blueberries and toss them in. Next, fill the yogurt
container with orange juice and throw that in. To
the all of this stuff, toss in the sugar and the
cinnamon and the hard part is done.
Turn the blender on to blend but keep an eye on
it as you do not want to beat all the blueberries
to hell. You only want about 2/3 of them
pulverized. It is cool to leave a few whole ones in
there so the date doesn’t have to ask where
the blue color came from. Pour a good amount into
some bowls and let these chill during dinner in the
fridge.
Serving
Right before you bring this stuff out, float
some Cool Whip in the center and enjoy. It is cool
and refreshing and…I ran out of
adjectives.
©2010, by Ron
DesMarais
Related Books
Ron
DesMarais started life in Charlottesville, VA and
has lived in several parts of the United States.
When people hear the number of times he has moved,
the question invariably arises as to whether or not
he was an ‘Army Brat.’ There is only a
half-truth there and that is found by dropping
‘Army’; unless, you consider ‘Army
of Darkness.’ After moving with his parents
for several years, Ron continued his nomadic ways,
which were spurred by his mother’s finding out
where he currently lived. In the process of
changing dwellings and never getting rental
deposits back (which he claims were never his
fault), Ron’s financial status required that
he start cooking for himself, as he could not
afford eating out. This resulted in his quickly
getting bored with Top Ramen and deciding to get
creative in the kitchen. Soon, a list of recipes
with a limited number of inexpensive ingredients
started coming together. What really bolstered the
creation of his book Cavemen
in the Kitchen, and the
writing of it as not just a cookbook but a
‘dating aid’ as well was when Ron ended
up at a date’s house after a financially
draining evening out. As both were hungry but Ron
too broke and both too tired to go out somewhere,
Ron dug through her cabinets, found some items to
work with and based on a recipe he had created
earlier, he created a meal for both. She loved it
and the results of the meal were amazing in ways
those under 18 should not hear about. From that
point, dates for Ron consisted of cooking dinner,
either at his house or the date’s house, and
afterwards, either watching a video or doing
something else. Click here
to order a copy of the book (Contains adult
content.)
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