Oh, yeah, I also had about 6 Brussels Sprouts, which I halved and sauteed in olive oil first. Then I tossed in the spinach and let it cook until wilted. I sprinkled the veggies with about a teaspoon of curry powder, half a teaspoon of turmeric, and some sea salt and let it cook just a few seconds more until the lovely fragrance permeated the air. I deglazed with about a tablespoon of Thai Kitchen organic coconut milk
Monday, September 13, 2010
Curried Butternut Squash, Spinach, and Chickpea Soup
This soup was created with my motto "everything tastes better with curry" in mind. I had about half of a container of Imagine Butternut Squash Soup
left today from making Butternut Risotto for a client (yummm), half a bag of spinach, and half a can of chickpeas. Since I knew spinach and chickpeas go together nicely, and I've used canned pumpkin in curry, I figured this soup idea wouldn't be much of a stretch.
Oh, yeah, I also had about 6 Brussels Sprouts, which I halved and sauteed in olive oil first. Then I tossed in the spinach and let it cook until wilted. I sprinkled the veggies with about a teaspoon of curry powder, half a teaspoon of turmeric, and some sea salt and let it cook just a few seconds more until the lovely fragrance permeated the air. I deglazed with about a tablespoon of Thai Kitchen organic coconut milk
, about a cup of the butternut squash soup, and half a cup of water. I let this simmer for a couple minutes, then served it topped with chopped green onion and a handful of fresh cilantro. Supper couldn't be any easier or more satisfying on a cloudy and gray day like today. Even though it filled me up, two steaming bowls just weren't enough!
Oh, yeah, I also had about 6 Brussels Sprouts, which I halved and sauteed in olive oil first. Then I tossed in the spinach and let it cook until wilted. I sprinkled the veggies with about a teaspoon of curry powder, half a teaspoon of turmeric, and some sea salt and let it cook just a few seconds more until the lovely fragrance permeated the air. I deglazed with about a tablespoon of Thai Kitchen organic coconut milk
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