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Vegetable Soup
by Mizen Morales
Tomato, potato, carrot, squash, and pea soup: the vegetables are sautéed and then boiled in water until tender, seasoned to taste.
- Servings
- 2
- Prep
- 10 min
- Cook
- 40 min
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Category
- Soup, Main course
- Cuisine
- Mexican
- Serve
- Hot
- Texture
- Liquid / Brothy
- Techniques
- Boil
- Meal
- LunchDinner
- Family meal
Tips
You can serve them with some super-easy avocado taquitos.
Ingredients

Tomatoes (2 pieces)
≈ $7.13 MXN$29.00 MXN/kg
Onion (1/2)
≈ $1.53 MXN$27.90 MXN/kg
Peas (200 g)
$15.98 MXN
Carrot (3 pieces)
≈ $3.29 MXN
Pumpkin (3 pieces)
≈ $19.35 MXN
Oil (2 tablespoons)
$1.63 MXN
Papa (2 pieces)
≈ $19.17 MXN$45.00 MXN/kg
Garlic (1 clove)
≈ $0.33 MXN
Laurel (2)
No price yet

Knorr Switzerland bouillon cube (2)
No price yet

Water (2 L)
$6.58 MXN
WaatoPrice
Price reference: Guadalajara, Jalisco
Estimated cost so far
≈ $74.99 MXN
≈ $37.49 MXN per serving
9 of 11 ingredients
priced
Prices are approximate. · Last updated Oct 14, 2026
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Tools
Cutting board
Peeler
Saucepan
Stove
Knife
Ladle
Wooden spoon
Steps
- 1. Clean and chop the vegetables10 min
Before you start cooking, it’s very important to wash your vegetables. Then, dice all your vegetables into small cubes; you don’t need to dice the peas because they’re already small.
- 2. Sauté10 min
Add oil to your pot or saucepan, then add the onion, potato, and carrot, and cook them for 5 minutes. Next, add the minced garlic clove, green squash, tomato, and peas, and cook them for another 5 minutes.
- 3. Boil and season30 min
Now that you’ve sautéed all the vegetables, add water until it covers them and rises a little above them. Although the video mentions “caldo guagua” (a typical Ecuadorian broth—you don’t need to make it), plain water is enough. Now season with Knorr Suiza; if you don’t have any, you can use salt, but keep tasting it with a spoon to make sure it doesn’t get too salty. Add a few leaves for extra flavor, such as bay leaves, and let it simmer for 30 minutes until all your vegetables are thoroughly cooked.
Substitutions & variations
- If you don't have guagua broth, just use water.
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