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Vic![]()
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Jalapeno-ginger butternut squash soup
Prep and cook time 1 hour (45 min when made with packaged squash) Makes: 6-8 servings Notes: This recipe doubles easily and freezes up to 2 months. 2tbsp olive oil 6 cloves of garlic 2tbsp-grated ginger 1 jalapeno chilie, seeded and chopped 1 tbsp salt ¼ tsp cayenne 4lbs butternut squash, peeled and cut into 2 inch cubes 3 cups of chicken broth 1tbsp light brown sugar 3 tbsp heavy wiping cream Crème faiche (optional)
Per serving 169 cal 30% from fat; 3.7g protein, 5.7g fat (1.8G sat), 30G carbo (4.2 G fiber), 1,098 MG sodium, 7.6mg chol |
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boojum boojum ![]()
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That looks like a cool recepie, Vic! Thanks for posting it! Boojum |
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Vic![]()
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no prob ill post the thai chicken croc pot too its hella good! |
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Vic![]()
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boojum wrote: That looks like a cool recepie, Vic! Thanks for posting it! It really is tasier than it looks or sounds and its spicy. |
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Hmmm. . . I'm not a squash fan, but this sounds really interesting. Putting the squash in a blender would definitely take care of that nasty texture, which is my main objection to cooked squash-like products. I'm also curious as to whether it would cook up well using half and half instead of full cream. One of my hobbies is to take full-fat recipes and find low-fat (or no-fat) ways to duplicate them. |
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Vic![]()
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Not sure how that would work. BUt ya I am not a squash fan either and this is yummy especially if you enjoy spicy foods. |