Pumpkin soup
(https://ohmydish.com)This hearty pumpkin soup is easy, cheap and full of flavour. This recipe serves up to 6 people and is ready in half an hour.
Recipe pumpkin soup
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Made by Véronique
Published at 2014-11-19, this recipe is for 6 persons and takes 30 minutes.
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Updated at: 2024-07-31
Preparing the pumpkin soup – 10 minutes
Finely chop the 2 red onions and set them aside. Peel the carrot and potato, then cut them coarsely into large chunks. Chop the garlic clove as finely as possible, or use a garlic press. Clean the butternut squash and cut it into large chunks.
Cooking the pumpkin soup – 20 minutes
Heat a large saucepan over medium heat. Add a splash of olive oil to the pan, then sauté the onion and garlic for a few minutes.
Add the chopped carrot, potato and pumpkin. Add the turmeric, ginger and chilli powder to taste. Sauté for a few minutes more, then pour in a litre of chicken stock and stir well. Bring to a boil and simmer the vegetables for around 15 minutes, until the pumpkin, carrot and potato are well cooked.
Purée the pumpkin soup smooth using a stick blender or a standard blender. Taste and season with salt and pepper. Add more chilli to taste.
Serve the pumpkin soup hot with toasted pine nuts and cream, enjoy!
Which pumpkins are best for making soup?
You can use any kind of pumpkin for soup, but smaller pumpkins are easier to cut and prepare.
The most popular varieties for pumpkin soup are red kuri squash and butternut squash.
Do all varieties of pumpkin need peeling?
You often don't need to peel smaller pumpkin varieties because their skin is quite soft. This is the case with both red kuri squash and butternut squash, making them ideal for pumpkin soup.
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