A choice for those weight watcher food lovers :)
I'm playing around with whatever ingredients I had in the fridge and very satisfied with the result. Definitely will use this recipe again in the future :)
What you need:
1/2 onion, diced
1 apple, peeled, cored and diced
750ml chicken stock
200g sweet potatoes (orange flesh), peeled and cut into chunks
200g Japanese pumpkin, cut into chunks with skin on
1 medium carrot, peeled and diced
1 tbsp brown sugar
salt, pepper, coconut oil
Method:
- Rub sweet potatoes and pumpkin chunks with salt, pepper and coconut oil. Spread in one layer on a baking sheet and roast for about 20mins til soft
- Meantime, heat coconut oil in a heavy based pot and sautee onion til soft and fragrant
- Add in chicken stock, apple, carrot and bring to boil, cook til soft
- Add in roasted pumpkin (discard the skin) and sweet potatoes, cook for further 5mins
- Blend using hand blender til smooth
- Add in salt, brown sugar and pepper til you get the taste preferred. Simmer for about 5 mins over low heat
- Adjust the consistency of the soup. Add more water if too thick, or simmer a little longer if it's too watery
- Serve with crispy bacon or ham and sprinkle with fresh or dried parsley
I managed to get some pictures using my mobile phone camera while I was doing the cooking. Pardon the quality, though :)
I used Bosch MaxoMixx Hand Blender model MSM87180 to blend this soup, it's a heaven sent that made my job so much easier! It's so easy to use, and so fast!
I wrote review about this great, multi function product HERE
Such a hearty soup! Dipping a baguette in it tastes wonderful, too :)
This post is for Little Thumbs up organised by Doreen from my little favourite DIY and Zoe from Bake for Happy Kids, hosted by Kit from I-Lost in Austen at this post
I love apple & pumpkin combo . I bet this soup is delicious . Love the color , looks so autumny ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Alice,
ReplyDeleteThis is such a comfort soup for my supper :D
Thanks for sharing this wonderful soup to LTU.
mui
Hi Alice,
ReplyDeleteI guess that the Sep and Oct LTU must have inspired you quite a bit to create this beautiful and healthy soup! Nice :D
Zoe