Butternut Squash and Apple Soup
Show: Barefoot Contessa
Episode: Back to School
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By bleemers
on October 11, 2011
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I loved this soup and served it at a Break Fast on Yom Kippur. I made a couple of small changes and used some shortcuts--
Since I don't like sweet soups, I used about 4 cups of stock and 1 cups of apple cider for the liquid. I found frozen pureed butternut squash in the freezer section of my local market (with nothing added! and that saved me from peeling, cooking and mashing. And as for the apples, I used a mixture of Braeburn and Ginger Gold.
It was delicious. Creamy but without the fat or weight of cream; a great balance of savory and sweet with a slight kick from the curry. YUMMY!
By JustineP
Canonsburg, 78
on September 26, 2011
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This was my first time making butternut squash soup and it was fabulous. Made a few adjustments. I used my homemade chicken stalk instead of apple cider. I thought it maybe to sweet. Used 5 apples and added about a teaspoon of nutmeg and ginger. Thanks Ina!
By suntide25_12749239
Stowe, 85
on September 19, 2011
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I'm always looking for different ways to make butternut squash soup and tried this one. It was good, but sweet as anticipated with the apple and juice. I liked it for something different, but my husband was not a fan. Will not make this again, but if you like sweet its a good recipe.
By gtinsay
The great north...
on May 09, 2011
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I made this, but halved the recipe. I read the reviews and was concerned about the sweetness, so I used water, a little bit of hard apple cider, and at the end I tempered the sweetness out with some broth and bit of heavy cream. I whipped this up on short notice for my parents and they raved about it. It was very nourishing and had great flavor. I am thinking about trying it with cumin and chili powder instead of curry and garnishing it with some cilantro and sour cream.
By Chef #1498633
Sugar Land, TX
on March 06, 2011
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I loved the flavor of this soup. The curry was a great addition to the flavor and the apples provided a little sweetness. It's a creamy consistency without having cream in it.
By dcowell
Westminster, CO
on February 27, 2011
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This was one of the best soups I have ever made! I absolutely loved it!!! I was afraid of the amount of onions, when I put them in the pot to soften they just seemed like such a huge pile. But... this soup did not taste like onion-butternut squash- apple soup, it was just right. I haven't grown butternut squash in my garden for a few years, but I plan to this year just to make more of this soup.
By morride
San Diego
on February 23, 2011
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I hate rating this so low since it has gotten such great reviews but it was a disaster. It tasted more like apple sauce soup rather than butternut squash soup. I was soo disapointed!
By lizzi1754
Washington, DC
on January 26, 2011
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I substituted fresh pumpkin (red warty thing because it was what I had around, and it was fantastic! This is great on a cold winter day, and I will definitely make it again with squash.
By SueSRQ
on December 27, 2010
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Whenever I make this soup, whether for my own company or to bring to a party...EVERYONE asks for the recipe. This soup has a very complex taste and is simply delicious! Ina is the best...I never go wrong with her recipes.
By marymblue
Sycamore, GA
on December 17, 2010
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This soup is very good, but a tad bit spicy. I like spicy, but not all of my family does. Next time I make this I will use about half the amount of curry powder. I also added some heavy cream at the end of the cooking process which made it creamier. The peeling of the squash & apples was quite a bit of work (which I don't mind. However, I am curious if some of the other butternut squash soup recipes on Food Network are just as good but easier. I noticed some of them have you bake the squash, sliced in half, with the skin on. Then, the meat is spooned out after baking. Sure sounds a lot easier than this recipe.