It's been WAY too long since I posted a homemade soup recipe, but now that it's officially Fall and the temperature is getting warmer - I to hope to post many more soup recipes in the months to come.
I love homemade soup - it's SO much better than canned soup - and this is the most recent soup I've made. Recently I found this recipe and I had a Butternut Squash I needed to use up, so I thought I'd substitute that for the pumpkin. I kind of made it on a whim and it was the first time I'd made it, but it was so tasty I'll definitely make it again.
Since I used homemade vegetable stock I already had in my freezer, the entire process didn't take that long. The longest part was roasting the squash, but that required very little attention and I was able to roast it while doing other things.
So before I ramble on and on - let me show you how to make this AMAZING Roasted Butternut Squash Sage Soup.
The Goods:
Butternut Squash - Roasted and Mashed
Minced Shallot
Minced Garlic
Butter
Vegetable Stock
Fresh Sage
Salt
Pepper
Melt the butter and sauté the shallots a few minutes.
Add the garlic and sauté one more minute.
Add the mashed squash...
And the stock too!
Stir it just a little...
And add the sage, salt and pepper.
Bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat and simmer for 15 minutes.
Puree the soup in a blender.
And you'll get something like this!
YUM!!!
I thought I'd have mini grilled cheese with my soup tonight.
The soup and sandwiches.
It was SOOOOO good and I cannot wait to enjoy the rest of the soup. I only made half a batch and I still ended up with quite a bit. I love leftovers and I'm really looking forward to eating these!
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