Any kind of green will do for tomato soup

One of the best aspects of canned tomato soup is its versatility when it comes to adding greens. Have a bag of frozen stir-fry vegetables lying around? Just grab it from the freezer and toss the greens directly into your simmering pot of tomato soup—no need to thaw them first. The hot soup will easily warm them up. However, it's a good idea to scoop out a few veggie pieces and taste them to ensure they're heated through before serving.
You can also use other types of frozen vegetables in your soup. For instance, frozen spinach is an excellent option for thickening soups, especially if you prefer a smoother consistency, as it will blend seamlessly into the pot. If you're in the mood for something heartier, consider adding leftover kale or Swiss chard. These leafy greens will retain their crunch, providing a more satisfying texture.
Regardless of the greens you choose, you'll discover another great benefit of this method: the vibrant colors from the added vegetables will transform your initially plain red soup, making it visually appealing and sure to stimulate your appetite.
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