Guest guest Posted October 17, 2007 Report Share Posted October 17, 2007 Hi Everyone, This soup tastes divine. The difficult part was peeling the butternut squash. At Costco they have bags of peeled and squared butternut squash. It would make this recipe alot easier. Those things are hard to peel. The Vegetable Bisque can be purchased from Trader Joes, it makes this soup full bodied and really yummy. No extra salt is needed because the Bisque is pre-salted. Serves alot!! Here it is: 1-2 T Olive Oil 2 Stalks of Celery chopped 1 Onion chopped 1 t of each Rosemary, Thyme and Sage 1/2 t salt 3 bay leaves 2 Large Sweet Potatoes peeled and diced in to small squares 3 cups Butternut squash peeled and diced into small squares 1 32oz aseptic soup pack from Trader Joes called Vegetable Bisque In large pot, saute celery, onion, herbs in EVOO with salt sprinkled on top to bring out the flavors of the onion & celery. Put potatoes and squash in with sauted onion mix, fill with water until just covering to top of the potatoes/squash in the pot. Bring to boil, cover and turn down to low for 20 minutes until tender. Add vegetable Bisque and mash the to potatoes with a masher depending on how you like the consistency. It's nice to have a few chunks in there. Bring it back to a boil, turn off and serve. It tastes even better the next day!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2007 Report Share Posted October 17, 2007 My trick to peel butternut or any other squash is to poke a few holes in the skin with a knife, pop it in the oven at 350, and bake until soft. Then all you have to do is let it cool enough to handle, cut it in half with a big knife, scoop out the guts, and then use a spoon to scoop the flesh from the shell. Then you can add it to your stock and let it simmer for a little bit. Pam On 10/17/07, atmakk <atmak wrote: > > Hi Everyone, This soup tastes divine. The difficult part was peeling > the butternut squash. At Costco they have bags of peeled and squared > butternut squash. It would make this recipe alot easier. Those things > are hard to peel. The Vegetable Bisque can be purchased from Trader > Joes, it makes this soup full bodied and really yummy. No extra salt > is needed because the Bisque is pre-salted. > > Serves alot!! > > Here it is: > > 1-2 T Olive Oil > 2 Stalks of Celery chopped > 1 Onion chopped > 1 t of each Rosemary, Thyme and Sage > 1/2 t salt > 3 bay leaves > 2 Large Sweet Potatoes peeled and diced in to small squares > 3 cups Butternut squash peeled and diced into small squares > 1 32oz aseptic soup pack from Trader Joes called Vegetable Bisque > > In large pot, saute celery, onion, herbs in EVOO with salt sprinkled > on top to bring out the flavors of the onion & celery. Put potatoes > and squash in with sauted onion mix, fill with water until just > covering to top of the potatoes/squash in the pot. Bring to boil, > cover and turn down to low for 20 minutes until tender. Add vegetable > Bisque and mash the to potatoes with a masher depending on how you > like the consistency. It's nice to have a few chunks in there. Bring > it back to a boil, turn off and serve. It tastes even better the next > day!!! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 17, 2007 Report Share Posted October 17, 2007 Just a question--I try to avoid buying aseptic soup packs because we cannot recycle them. May I assume that any vegetable stock will do or is there a special flavor that I should add to my vegetable stock? Kathleen > 1-2 T Olive Oil > 2 Stalks of Celery chopped > 1 Onion chopped > 1 t of each Rosemary, Thyme and Sage > 1/2 t salt > 3 bay leaves > 2 Large Sweet Potatoes peeled and diced in to small squares > 3 cups Butternut squash peeled and diced into small squares > 1 32oz aseptic soup pack from Trader Joes called Vegetable Bisque > > In large pot, saute celery, onion, herbs in EVOO with salt sprinkled > on top to bring out the flavors of the onion & celery. Put potatoes > and squash in with sauted onion mix, fill with water until just > covering to top of the potatoes/squash in the pot. Bring to boil, > cover and turn down to low for 20 minutes until tender. Add vegetable > Bisque and mash the to potatoes with a masher depending on how you > like the consistency. It's nice to have a few chunks in there. Bring > it back to a boil, turn off and serve. It tastes even better the next > day!!! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2007 Report Share Posted October 18, 2007 , " atmakk " <atmak wrote: > > Hi Everyone, This soup tastes divine. The difficult part was peeling > the butternut squash. At Costco they have bags of peeled and squared > butternut squash. It would make this recipe alot easier. Those things > are hard to peel. What did you use? I have good luck with a standard carrot/potato peeler. Certainly a lot easier to peel raw than, say, an acorn or buttercup with all those ridges. For those I use Pat's suggestion of baking and scooping. -Erin http://www.vegandonelight.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2007 Report Share Posted October 18, 2007 Hi Kathleen - Sure any veggie stock would work for this recipe. I thought those asceptic food packs could be recycled. I keep putting in the recycle bin and doesn't it have a recycle symbol on the bottom? -- Atma K. Khalsa 951.696.9063 ext. 105 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 18, 2007 Report Share Posted October 18, 2007 > Sure any veggie stock would work for this recipe. Excellent - I'll make a note on the recipe when I add it to the Files. Thanks a bunch Love, Pat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 20, 2007 Report Share Posted October 20, 2007 > thought those asceptic food packs could be recycled. I keep putting in > the recycle bin and doesn't it have a recycle symbol on the bottom? I think things might not be the same everywhere in the world Where we are we are asked not to put such containers in with the recyclable paper. A good reason not to use asceptic packs! (Sometimes, I know, it's unavoidable. Organic soymilk, for eg. comes in those kinds of packs . . . and if you use it but very rarely then . . . . (shrug).) Also, just for the record, not everyone has a Trader Joe's! Life's a bummer, eh? LOL Best love, Pat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 20, 2007 Report Share Posted October 20, 2007 You would usually recycle them with pop bottles, not paper. If anywhere in your area accepts them. Pam On 10/20/07, Pat <drpatsant wrote: > > > > thought those asceptic food packs could be recycled. I keep putting in > > the recycle bin and doesn't it have a recycle symbol on the bottom? > > I think things might not be the same everywhere in the world Where we > are we are asked not to put such containers in with the recyclable paper. > A good reason not to use asceptic packs! (Sometimes, I know, it's > unavoidable. > Organic soymilk, for eg. comes in those kinds of packs . . . and if you > use it > but very rarely then . . . . (shrug).) Also, just for the record, not > everyone has > a Trader Joe's! Life's a bummer, eh? LOL > > Best love, Pat > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 20, 2007 Report Share Posted October 20, 2007 > You would usually recycle them with pop bottles, not paper. If anywhere > in > your area accepts them. Okay, thanks - they don't tell us that, but I'll ask and then if it's okay to recycle them I can use them with a clear conscience!!!! Hugs - Pat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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