Guest guest Posted October 13, 2007 Report Share Posted October 13, 2007 It's been raining around here (Monterey Bay area) and a tad chilly, so I needed something to stick to my ribs, warm my belly and keep my day going at the library! So simple, I can't believe I didn't think of this sooner (One unit of everything). Honestly, it's even great at breakfast with Spelt Essene bread. *COCONUT-KABOCHA SOUP* From Travis Serves 8 easily Time: 8 hours HIGH, plus an additional hour on LOW after coconut milk has been added. INGREDIENTS (organic where possible): ONE Large sweet onion, rough chop ONE Large (4-5 lbs) Red Kabocha Squash, peeled, seeded and 1/2 " cubed ONE Tbsp. Sea salt ONE Quart Water (or stock, I used plain water) ONE ~15 oz can Organic Coconut Milk (I used Thai Kitchen brand) additional salt and fresh pepper, to taste PROCEDURE: Place the chopped onion in the bottom of the crock and stir with 1/3 the salt. Layer on half the squash, and salt again. Stir the squash and layer on the final layer of squash and the final 1/3 of the salt. Pour the water down the side of the squash, you want the salt to draw out the water from the ingredients above the fluid line during cooking. Cover and cook on high overnight (aprox. 8 hours), or until everything is soft and super mushy, if not completely broken down. Attack it with an immersion blender, or process in a blender/food processor in batches until smooth. Add the coconut milk, stir in and cook on low until heated through. Season with s & p as needed to taste (hot paprika or garam masala are also options at this point.). Serve with rustic grain bread, either warmed/toasted or fresh from the oven. I really mean it, it's GOOOOOD for breakfast with a pear and a big chunk of bread. Buen Salud! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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