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This classic fall recipe produces a thick, rich butternut squash soup with tons of flavor. The preparation is super easy, quick, and …

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  1. Joule
    Joule says:

    I’d use sweet potatoes in place of white potatoes- better flavour and colour lol

    And use a stick blender instead of the huge blender thus making it a one pot deal – taadaaa 😊

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  2. Michelle
    Michelle says:

    I always want to make butternut squash soup but just haven't. It's my favorite squash. Gonna give this one a try, and will also try roasting it first as that is my go to method of making butternut. Sweet like candy!

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  3. Taylor
    Taylor says:

    I've only had butternut squash soup once. I was at a small wedding reception where we had a sit down dinner. The only item we were allowed to choose was the entree. I really didn't think I would like the soup and almost asked the server to remove it. However, I ended up loving the soup. The squash with a very subtle onion flavor in the background was great. It was catered, so I have no idea whatelse was in the soup, but I suspect your recipe probably is very close and I'm looking forward to trying it. But first, I bought my very first acorn squash last weekend. I've never had it before, and I'm looking for a recipe that does not call for brown sugar or any sweetener at all. Any sweetness should come naturally from the veggies. I do not like combining sweet and savory dishes during a meal.

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  4. Lolajoe trixie77
    Lolajoe trixie77 says:

    I have been making this for years easiest way wash the squash cut the tips cut and force bake at 380 for 20 minutes take it out at the celery the carrots and the onions put bait back to bake again bake another 25 minutes remove I add the seeds also put in pot at the chicken broth with an immersion blender Whip It Up back on top of the stove at a little bit of heavy whipping cream when in bowls and serve

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