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This soup is so remarkably smooth, you’ll be tempted to call it creamy butternut squash soup—except there’s not a spot of cream. This soup uses roasted butternut squash, and your blender does the magic of whipping the soup into a light and airy puree.
Start by roasting the squash in a 400ºF oven, until it’s nice and tender, about 30 minutes (split lengthwise and scoop out the seeds first).
Heat butter and oil in a 2-quart pot over medium heat. Add leeks and saute until softened and fragrant. Add roasted butternut squash and stock. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer and cook for 20 minutes.
Pour contents of pot into the glass bowl of a blender and puree until smooth, about 2 minutes. Divide among four bowl and garnish with toasted and almond mixture and a sprinkle of cilantro.
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marty on 12.1.2011
Oooh! I just made a butternut squash soup this afternoon and fell in love. This one sounds great with the coconut. I will add some next time to change it up. Love your idea. Also appreciate how there’s no cream in your recipe. I didn’t add to mine either. It’s so rich and creamy when blended it really doesn’t need it. Thanks!
jenniferperillo on 11.3.2009
Yes, it’ll absolutely work. Just thaw it before adding to the stock mixture, and enjoy!
srpotts on 10.27.2009
I have roasted butternut puree in my freezer. Would that work here?