This is another of the favourite soups we often eat over the winter. Enjoy!
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BUTTERNUT SQUASH SOUP
3 T. olive
oil
5 cloves garlic, minced
8 c. butternut squash cut into 1 ½” pieces
½ c. brown sugar OR maple syrup
s & p to taste
½ tsp. sage
2 medium red onions, sliced
1 ½ c. roasted red peppers
2 c. apple juice (or cider)
4 ½ - 6 c. chicken or beef broth (or combination)
¾ tsp. ginger (optional – or use less….to taste)
1 c. whipping cream or condensed milk
Coat
large roast pan with olive oil. Add
squash, onions, garlic and red peppers.
Cover with 2 c. apple juice.
Season with salt and pepper. Sprinkle
with ½ c. brown sugar (or maple syrup).
Bake @ 350 for 1 ½ hours, stirring occasionally. In the meantime, bring stock to almost
boiling and keep hot. Add spices when
vegetables are done. Combine veg’s and
stock and blend to desired smoothness.
Return to stove to keep warm and stir in whipping cream (or condensed
milk). Garnish with grated cheddar cheese
and chives if desired.
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The soup sounds lovely, Mary Anne. It wouldn’t take much for me to make it veggie too! Must see if I can find a butternut squash!
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Barbara x
This is my favorite soup and your recipe sounds very delicious. I love the brown wrapped gifts. I definitely am wealthy when I count my Blessings...xo
ReplyDeleteWe love this soup so the Resident Chef makes it often. And I loved the look of the brown paper wrapping too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for yhe recipe
ReplyDeleteI hope this one gets made. The bean soup...I ate the ham, and dozed off half the afternoon after a stress busy day. :)
You're welcome! Hope you make it and enjoy it as much as we do.
DeleteThe soup sounds so good. I can't make a good one, but this one seems fail proof. I think the Gingerbread Man has some competition now. Dolls are cute as can be.
ReplyDeleteThe sugered gingers look great! How cool! I think blogger needs a Christmas rest and to reboot and start again next year!
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ReplyDeleteI have to admit... There are some ingredients in this recipe that don't appeal to me (namely brown sugar, maple and ginger), but you've made me consider that I really need to use one of the butternut squashes I have in the fridge for making soup. I have not been drawn to butternut squash soup (don't know if it's the color, what I imagine to be the texture, or what), but you've made me reconsider. I love roasted butternut squash, but you've brought me a step closer to trying to make soup with it. ;^)
ReplyDeleteThere are lots of butternut squash soup recipes out there and I'm sure you'll find one you like. If you're worried about the texture, perhaps try it in a restaurant (or buy it pre-made) and taste it to see what you think. If not, roasted is great!!!
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