Pumpkin soup
At home we really like soups. When temperatures begin to drop, and until middle spring, we have soups at least 3 times a week. It’s an easy meal to make, high in fiber and vitamins and perfect for an every day light dinner.
In this case, I will explain how I prepare my family recipe “Pumpkin soup”.
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Ingredients
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1 red onion | |
1 garlic clove | |
100 grs leek | |
1 carrot | |
30 ml olive oil | |
600 grs Butternut squash pumpkin (if you remember, keep some seeds to toast them and spread on top of the soup) | |
A pinch of salt | |
A twist of pepper | |
1 tsp ginger | |
600 ml water | |
100 ml skim milk (coconut milk is delish for a vegan option) |
Directions
1.
Chop veggies and cook
Chop the onion, leek and garlic and add them to a saucepan with olive oil. Cook, stirring until golden.
Then, chop pumpkin and carrot into small chunks and add to the saucepan in medium heat.
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2.
Add water and season
Then, add water, salt, pepper and ginger and cook for 25 min. Vegetables must be very soft.
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3.
Blend and serve
Put the preparation in a blender or food processor, add milk and blend it increasing the speed until the soup gets silky and creamy.
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Notes
-If you don't have butternut squash, use whatever pumpkin you find. The first one gives a sweetest taste.
-If I have time, I prefer to roast the pumpkin before adding to the saucepan. This will give a smoky flavour. It will take about 30 minutes to be cooked.
-I like to serve it with a slice of toasted bread, or croutons (toasted bread dices) and a few toasted pumpkin seeds on top.
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