Pumpkin Soup

I grew some pumpkins in my allotment this year!
This one turned out very creamy and quite a runny consistency, next time I will try to make one a bit thicker!
Pumpkin Soup
I grew some pumpkins in my allotment this year!
This one turned out very creamy and quite a runny consistency, next time I will try to make one a bit thicker!
Steps
- 1
Wash the skin of the pumpkin to remove any dirt
- 2
Cut into quaters
- 3
Scoop out the seeds and squashy bits, keep the seeds to grow next year’s pumpkin! Any excess pumpkin can go in the freezer for another day! I used about half of my pumpkin.
- 4
Chop the pumpkin into chunks, quarter and peel the onion, break the garlic into cloves (but leave the skin on) and place in a baking tray
- 5
Add a good splash of olive oil and season with dried herbs, salt, pepper, chilli powder and a crushed stock cube!
- 6
Roast in the oven - Fan 200 degrees C for 40-50 mins. The pumpkin should be soft!
- 7
Using a spoon and a fork, scrape the pumpkin flesh off the tough skin.
- 8
Squeeze the soft roasted garlic out of it’s skin, into the baking tray.
- 9
Make up the remaining stock cube with 200ml of hot water, and deglaze the baking tray.
- 10
Add the stock and garlic to the pumpkin and onions, liquidise until soupy 😀
- 11
Cook on the stove for 10 minutes then stir in the cream, bring the temperature back up for a few minutes and serve!
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