Credits
Recipe modified from Cookie + Kate.
Ingredients
Amount | Ingredients |
---|---|
2 T | oil |
2 lbs | butternut squash (~1.5 squashes) |
1 | onion, yellow, medium |
4 cloves | garlic |
2-3 T | Thai red curry paste |
2 tsp | coriander powder |
1 tsp | cumin powder |
¼ tsp | salt |
⅛ tsp | red pepper flakes |
1 T | lime juice, fresh |
32 oz | vegetable broth |
½ cup | coconut milk, full fat |
handful | chopped cilantro, mostly leaves |
Process
- slice squash in half lengthwise, scoop out seeds and spray cut side lightly with oil and roast in the oven (optional)
Temp: 450º F Time: 1 hour
- peel and chop into rough chunks when cool enough to handle
Instant Pot
- turn IP to saute mode and add oil, squash, onions, garlic, curry paste, coriander, cumin, salt, and red pepper flakes; cook for 8-10 minutes
- add broth, close the lid and seal pot
Pressure: high
Time: 5 minutes
Release: 10 minute natural
- use immersion blender to puree soup to desired consistency; taste for salt and curry paste, adjust as necessary
- stir in lime juice, coconut milk, and chopped cilantro
Stovetop
- in medium sized, heavy bottom pot, add oil, squash, onions, garlic, curry paste, coriander, cumin, salt, and red pepper flakes; cook for 8-10 minutes
- add broth, bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes
- using immersion blender, puree soup to desired consistency; taste for salt and curry paste, adjust as necessary
- stir in lime juice, coconut milk, and chopped cilantro
Nutrition
100g soup = 71 calories
Notes
- roasting is an optional step, but increases flavor and makes peeling/chopping the hard butternut squash much easier
- roasted squash pulp can be stored in the fridge for ~a week or so; freeze if storing longer
- this soup freezes well; fresh cilantro and a hit of lime juice can help wake up the flavors a little bit when reheated from frozen
See the freezing guide for tips and information on freezer-safe food storage.
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