15 Chilled Summer Soups to Make NowPatricia S. YorkWed, June 28, 2017 at 3:55 PM UTCRecipe: Summer Tomato Water Soup This refreshing “salad in a soup” incorporates a lot of abundant summer produce, like tomatoes, cucumber, yellow squash and blueberries.Jennifer DavickRecipe: Green Tomato Soup with Lump Crabmeat Make this vibrant, peppery soup and easy crab salad up to a day ahead, and then stash them in the fridge to chill.Hector SanchezRecipe: Peach and Tomato Gazpacho with Cucumber Yogurt This light refreshing soup captures summer in a bowl. To up the refreshment factor, chill your serving bowls for 30 minutes in the fridge before serving.Jennifer DavickRecipe: Chilled Strawberry Soup Quick, tangy and sweet, this soup thickens as it cools. Serve in pretty vintage china cups.Iain BagwellRecipe: Watercress-Buttermilk Soup This beautiful and creamy soup serves as a lovely start to a brunch or ladies’ luncheon. Look for watercress with small, bright green leaves and thin stems.Iain BagwellRecipe: Pepper Gazpacho For a quick and easy light summer meal, pair this Pepper Gazpacho with a grilled cheese sandwich or your favorite panini.Jennifer DavickRecipe: Creamy Cucumber Soup English, or hothouse, cucumbers have thin skins, few seeds, and mild flavor. English cucumbers are sold wrapped in plastic, rather than coated in wax.Jennifer DavickRecipe: Green Goddess Soup with Lump Crabmeat Serve this soup accompanied by thin slices of baguette brushed with melted butter, toasted and sprinkled with sea salt.Southern LivingRecipe: Summer Gazpacho with Avocado West Indies Salad Serve this no-cook gazpacho immediately after it is prepared for a busy weeknight, or make it ahead and chill it. The flavors will brighten even more.Hector SanchezRecipe: Chilled Blueberry Soup This sweet and creamy soup is a delicious way to use up the season’s abundant blueberries. Stir in a dollop of plain yogurt for an even creamier creation.Southern LivingRecipe: Chilled Zucchini Soup Refreshing Chilled Zucchini Soup is full of fresh flavors and just the ticket for a summer lunch or light supper. Make this soup ahead and store up to 2 days.Hector SanchezRecipe: Chilled Carrot Soup Serve Chilled Carrot Soup has an elegant appetizer or let it be a part of your colorful brunch menu.Iain BagwellRecipe: Avocado Soup with Marinated Shrimp Instead of bowls, consider using martini glasses or other fun glassware to serve this soup.Beth Dreiling HontzasRecipe: Chunky Tomato Fruit Gazpacho The mango, melon, and peaches, along with the cucumbers, give the gazpacho a sweet spin. Don't seed the jalape?o if you like a soup with more zip.Jennifer DavickRecipe: Avocado Soup The rich tropical flavor and buttery texture of avocadoes are unmistakable. Their abundance in the summertime makes them an ideal ingredient in the Southern kitchen.Southern Living1 of 161 of 16Summer Tomato Water Soup2 of 16Recipe: Summer Tomato Water Soup This refreshing “salad in a soup” incorporates a lot of abundant summer produce, like tomatoes, cucumber, yellow squash and blueberries.Jennifer DavickGreen Tomato Soup with Lump Crabmeat3 of 16Recipe: Green Tomato Soup with Lump Crabmeat Make this vibrant, peppery soup and easy crab salad up to a day ahead, and then stash them in the fridge to chill.Hector SanchezPeach and Tomato Gazpacho with Cucumber Yogurt4 of 16Recipe: Peach and Tomato Gazpacho with Cucumber Yogurt This light refreshing soup captures summer in a bowl. To up the refreshment factor, chill your serving bowls for 30 minutes in the fridge before serving.Jennifer DavickChilled Strawberry Soup5 of 16Recipe: Chilled Strawberry Soup Quick, tangy and sweet, this soup thickens as it cools. Serve in pretty vintage china cups.Iain BagwellWatercress-Buttermilk Soup6 of 16Recipe: Watercress-Buttermilk Soup This beautiful and creamy soup serves as a lovely start to a brunch or ladies’ luncheon. Look for watercress with small, bright green leaves and thin stems.Iain BagwellPepper Gazpacho7 of 16Recipe: Pepper Gazpacho For a quick and easy light summer meal, pair this Pepper Gazpacho with a grilled cheese sandwich or your favorite panini.Jennifer DavickCreamy Cucumber Soup8 of 16Recipe: Creamy Cucumber Soup English, or hothouse, cucumbers have thin skins, few seeds, and mild flavor. English cucumbers are sold wrapped in plastic, rather than coated in wax.Jennifer DavickGreen Goddess Soup with Lump Crabmeat9 of 16Recipe: Green Goddess Soup with Lump Crabmeat Serve this soup accompanied by thin slices of baguette brushed with melted butter, toasted and sprinkled with sea salt.Southern LivingSummer Gazpacho with Avocado West Indies Salad10 of 16Recipe: Summer Gazpacho with Avocado West Indies Salad Serve this no-cook gazpacho immediately after it is prepared for a busy weeknight, or make it ahead and chill it. The flavors will brighten even more.Hector SanchezChilled Blueberry Soup11 of 16Recipe: Chilled Blueberry Soup This sweet and creamy soup is a delicious way to use up the season’s abundant blueberries. Stir in a dollop of plain yogurt for an even creamier creation.Southern LivingChilled Zucchini Soup12 of 16Recipe: Chilled Zucchini Soup Refreshing Chilled Zucchini Soup is full of fresh flavors and just the ticket for a summer lunch or light supper. Make this soup ahead and store up to 2 days.Hector SanchezChilled Carrot Soup13 of 16Recipe: Chilled Carrot Soup Serve Chilled Carrot Soup has an elegant appetizer or let it be a part of your colorful brunch menu.Iain BagwellAvocado Soup with Marinated Shrimp14 of 16Recipe: Avocado Soup with Marinated Shrimp Instead of bowls, consider using martini glasses or other fun glassware to serve this soup.Beth Dreiling HontzasChunky Tomato Fruit Gazpacho15 of 16Recipe: Chunky Tomato Fruit Gazpacho The mango, melon, and peaches, along with the cucumbers, give the gazpacho a sweet spin. Don't seed the jalape?o if you like a soup with more zip.Jennifer DavickAvocado Soup16 of 16Recipe: Avocado Soup The rich tropical flavor and buttery texture of avocadoes are unmistakable. Their abundance in the summertime makes them an ideal ingredient in the Southern kitchen.Southern LivingChilled soups and gazpachos are a delicious way to use the fresh produce that is spilling out of the farmers’ market this season. Serve these soups and gazpachos in well-chilled bowls to keep cool in this summer heat.About Our Ads