A chilled fruit soup is a perfect second or third course—or maybe even a starter on its own, particularly in the summer when hot things may be too heavy to spur anyone’s appetite. Although we’ve been known to serve this dish in shot glasses, or even white wine glasses, it also works well the old-fashioned way: with a bowl and spoon. In that case, have a baguette at the table, too. And if you’re feeling adventurous and have some buttery shortbread on hand, sweeten some plain yogurt with maple syrup and use it to garnish this tasty soup for a different twist on dessert.