Steve's Acorn Squash Soup
By Steve-3
Ingredients
- two leeks (white part only, cleaned and sliced)
- 1/2 cup of chopped yellow onion
- If I have some celery, I add about a 1/4 cup, chopped, or celery salt
- 1/2 tbsp. chopped garlic
- pinch of oregano
- pinch of thyme
- pinch of basil
- If I have some shallots, I add them as well
- a little salt
- two or three sweet potatoes
- I add 3 or 4 cups chicken broth to cover everything in the stockpot, including the sweet potatoes.
- I also add one to two cups of soy or rice milk Beth keeps around. (from Marilu Henner’s recipe).
- The original cooking class I took, said to add one tablespoon of tomato paste, but I usually use ketchup because I don’t want to waste a small can of paste. (oops, now Beth knows)
- Add a little pepper to taste
- You can add some Tabasco if you want
Details
Preparation
Step 1
Cut 2 lb of squash, remove seeds, season with cinnamon, nutmeg, (honey is ok too), and place face down in baking pan with ½ inch of water. Cover with foil and cook on 3500 or 4000 for about a half hour to ¾ hour (squash will be soft).
In stock pot, add a little butter or Pam and cook or brown
two leeks (white part only, cleaned and sliced)
½ cup of chopped yellow onion
If I have some celery, I add about a ¼ cup, chopped, or celery salt
½ tbsp. chopped garlic
pinch of oregano
pinch of thyme
pinch of basil
If I have some shallots, I add them as well
a little salt
I usually cook the above for about ten to fifteen minutes
While this is cooking I peel and dice two or three sweet potatoes
I add 3 or 4 cups chicken broth to cover everything in the stockpot, including the sweet potatoes. Bring to a boil and simmer for 20 to 30 minutes.
I also add one to two cups of soy or rice milk Beth keeps around. (from Marilu Henner’s recipe).
The original cooking class I took, said to add one tablespoon of tomato paste, but I usually use ketchup because I don’t want to waste a small can of paste. (oops, now Beth knows)
Add a little pepper to taste
You can add some Tabasco if you want
Scoop out squash with juices and add to stock.
Puree. Do not boil, but let it steep for a few minutes.
Serve hot, enjoy.
Garnish with chives or pumpkin seeds if desired.
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