Butternut Squash Soup Instant Pot Recipe


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Delicious and Easy to Make with some tricks along the way to guide you to your own gourmet soup! You can get what you need to make this and I can get a little …

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  1. bksrmt
    bksrmt says:

    I just cook mine in the oven for an hour at 350. Scoops out sorta like ice cream. Good idea in the pot of course. I wonder how it’d work if you left it whole?

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  2. Tara Wright
    Tara Wright says:

    Peeling butternut squash has always been one of my least favourite jobs, while eating butternut squash has always been one if my most favourite things to do. You have brought my life into balance. Thank you for that.

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  3. Althea McNabb
    Althea McNabb says:

    OMG, OMG, OOOO my Gosh! I got one! I got a one-second hand off Craigslist for $40 bucks. Could not be happier with it. It is a Power Cooker, but its working. Please show us some more ideas. The first thing I made was spaghetti with a variety of canned tomatoe items and herb to make a sauce. It was good, but I didn't put in but 2 cups of water as I thought using a cup of red wine would take the need for the 3rd cup, I was wrong. Those dry noodles need 3 cups. It was edible & had fantastic flavor, but a tad dry. Please O' Please do something else healthy for us to copy. Thanks, Althea

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  4. Althea McNabb
    Althea McNabb says:

    Funny how the comment i just read wants you to slow down. NO dont slow down, thats what the PAUSE button is for. lol. Its easier to pause than fast forward because you miss stuff forwarding. I like how your straight to the point, again. You give good advice and throw in info when needed and if you know it you tell us. Keep up the videos as Im going to get one of these things very soon and start making what you do. Keep it straight and to the point dude! Althea

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  5. Cyndi Foore
    Cyndi Foore says:

    I cut these into 4 pieces and put them in my steamer, they’re done in about 15 minutes. I then scoop the squash out of the skins. They’re great as a side to whatever meat you’re having, just top them with butter, brown sugar and a little allspice. Yum, not hard to do.
    I would season it the same for soup but add a little cream and some nutmeg with the above seasonings. Use an immersion blender. His add of carrots, onion and bacon sound great too! I might have to make that.

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