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This creamy zucchini soup combines fresh zucchini, green beans, and bites of plum tomatoes with delightfully creamy polenta. It’s the great taste of summer in a soup!
Zucchini belongs to the squash family of vegetables, including butternut squash, acorn squash, pumpkins, and gourds.
While shopping for this vegetable in our local supermarket, I was surprised to find it merely labeled as green squash. Then I learned that shoppers in France find the same vegetable labeled as courgettes, while still other Europeans find it named vegetable marrow, long marrow, and garden marrow.
But no matter what name we give it, zucchini provides everyone with vitamins C and E, beta-carotene, folic acid, and several body-fortifying minerals.

Polenta is a dish, the Italian version of cornmeal mush. In this creamy zucchini soup, we are using instant polenta which is pre-processed cornmeal. And just as the name implies, it requires less time to cook than regular corn meal.
On a side note, some cooks are now developing deep flavor by placing their just-thickened polenta in the oven at a low temperature and occasionally stirring it.
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Recipe by Pam
This stovetop recipe combines fresh zucchini, green beans, and bites of plum tomatoes with creamy polenta. It’s the great flavors of summer in a soup!

Smoked sea salt is a finishing salt. One can best experience its special qualities when it is applied at the end of the preparation process.
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