Butternut Soup with Parmesan Croutons
Roasting creates a rich, caramelized flavor, but you can cook the squash cubes directly in the broth if you're short on time. They should pierce easily with a fork when they're done. —Jen Lehner, Seattle, Washington
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Amazing taste!!
Absolutely deliscious!!! I didn't know butternut squah soup could be this deliscious without heavy cream. This is going to become a fall staple!
TO JENNBRATTON AND LIZCAV---TRY ADDING JUST A PINCH OF NUTMEG AND A PINCH OF GARLIC TO THE SOUP. IT REALLY PERKS UP THE FLAVOR. BE CAREFUL HOW MUCH YOU ADD AS BOTH ITEMS CN BE QUITE STRONG
would love to try this. Any suggestions on what I could replace the sage with. Really dislike sage.
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I take that back, I clicked on the wrong recipe, this is not the one I made. I made the Creamy Butternut Soup. Sorry all.
It wasn't a bad soup, but it was a little bland for my family's taste. I'm not a natural in the kitchen, so I do not know exactly what I would add to kick it up a notch, I just know that my family has requested that I do not make it again.
I made this because I was experimenting with some "savory" squash recipe's instead of the traditional sweet ones. My husband hates the texture of squash, and I thought this soup would mask that. The texture was fine, but the flavor was lacking. Reminded us both of pea soup. I did not make the croutons, but will probably not be making this soup again.