Pumpkin is one of the vegetables actually grown in Trinidad and Tobago and so when I wanted to make a dish that focuses on a product sourced from a local farm, pumpkin soup was the first idea to come. I love its creamy texture, versatility and that it's very easy to make a version that looks and tastes like a professional chef made it. I saw a version of this (butternut squash) made by Antoni on an episode of QE and was so intrigued I decided to replicate it.

I have never made pumpkin soup also I never ate cooked pumpkin. There was nothing to cook at home and I thought of making Pumpkin Soup and to taste it.(husband loves pumpkin so no worries ;-) ) so made this easy recipe with the things I had at home.. I saw recipies saying you need stock but I used water instead. It came out well. Try it and let me know if you loved the taste....

Great Pumpkin Soup Recipie

I find pumpkin soup a little sweat the celeriac add some oumph

Really easy to make. Have it with toast or garlic bread.

We just carved our pumpkin and I am exploring the wonders of cooking with pumpkins. My princess ate every last drop. We now call this Cinderella soup.

My son just loves my pumpkin soup.

A delicious pumpkin puree with the smooth flavors of extra virgin olive oil from Spain.

I love the cheerful color of pumpkin and its taste, be it savory or sweet. My favorite pumpkin is the 'hokkaido' which you can eat with the peal/skin. In pumpkin soup, I am looking for a smooth, silky, but not watery result enhanced with enriching flavors of spring onions, fresh ginger root and a slight hint of (cappuccino-froth) light cream

This would have to be the best pumpkin soup I've ever cooked :-)

I love pumpkin! Salad, Nimono (stew), Fry, Boil... and the next recipe is Soup! This recipe is very easy. You don't need a mixer. According to your taste, you can thicken the soup with flour. Or add more milk. Put in a small amount of soy sauce to enrich the taste.