for me apples & butternut squash are the epitome of fall
together they form a beautiful & satisfying soup
truth: i would have eaten the entire soup pot had i not restrained myself
yes, yes indeed - this soup is that good
gorgeous butternut you are my fall crush
roasted, mashed, pureed; there isn't a single way that i wouldn't love you
the perfect partner to butternut - roasted apple
pecans and cinnamon are candied; topping the soup for a surprising & sweet treat
the crunch & sweetness of the pecan lends a wonderful texture contrast to a perfect velvety soup
the squash & apples are roasted together making your home smell like autumn
i love roasting fruits & vegetables this time of year, it creates a sense warmth & home like no other
a wonderful fall soup that will warm your home & heart
butternut squash & apple bisque i *heart* you
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Butternut Squash& Apple Bisque
serves 4
you will need:
for the soup
- 1 medium butternut squash halved length wise - seeded
- 3 medium - large apples; sliced with skin
- 1 medium onion - chopped
- olive oil
- 2 1/2 cups water or vegetable broth
- 1/4 tsp white pepper
- salt to taste
for the candied pecans
- 1 tsp butter
- 1/4 cup pecans
- 2 tsp sugar
- 1/2 tsp - 1 tsp cinnamon
- pinch of salt
assembly:
for the soup
- cut the butternut squash length wise, discarding the seeds
- on a parchment lined baking sheet roast cut side down (skin will be left on) in a 425 degree oven for 30 minutes or until squash is tender
- add sliced apples after 10 minutes- apples will be roasted for 20 minutes
- in a medium soup pot - over medium heat add olive oil and onion, cook until onion is soft and translucent; turn off heat.
- once the squash is done - scoop flesh from each squash leaving the skin behind. add to soup pot along with the roasted apples
- add water, salt & pepper to the pot - remove from cook top
- with an immersion blender puree until smooth - if using a blender, in small batches add the mixture to the blender, ensuring to vent the lid/top to allow the steam to escape. blend until smooth- working in small batches.
- return to the cook top and keep warm until ready to serve
for the candied pecans
- while the squash & apples are roasting, over low-medium heat in a small saute pan add all ingredients and cook for approximately 5 minutes until sugar begins to caramelize
- remove from heat, spread on parchment and allow to cool
to serve the soup ladle into bowls & top with candied pecans. if desired "creme fraiche" can be added by combining vegan sour cream and almond milk until desired consistency is reached.











Heather,
ReplyDeleteI will certainly have to make this one. Might even make it for you sometime. Mr. Spencer is looking very handsome..
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Mom
oh, my, that looks soo very good!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dmarie!
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely delicious, and your photos are beautiful!!
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