Cream of Pumpkin and Apple Soup
[Vegan]
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I am Evi, a Hungarian photographer and cooking enthusiast currently living in Hamburg, Germany. I...
I am Evi, a Hungarian photographer and cooking enthusiast currently living in Hamburg, Germany. I love to spend time in my tiny kitchen, creating delicious meals for friends and family. I created my blog, Green Evi, to share my love for whole foods with you. Here you can find my favorite recipes as well as daily inspiration for your kitchen time. My recipes are quick, easy, and plant-based, requiring just a few ingredients Read more about Evi Oravecz
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Cream of Pumpkin and Apple Soup [Vegan]
There is nothing like a big bowl of warm soup when the weather gets colder, and a good one to start with is this creamy pumpkin and apple soup! It's slightly sweet from the squash and apple, a little spicy from the ginger, and creamy from the oat or coconut...
There is nothing like a big bowl of warm soup when the weather gets colder, and a good one to start with is this creamy pumpkin and apple soup! It's slightly sweet from the squash and apple, a little spicy from the ginger, and creamy from the oat or coconut milk. It's the fall soup of your dreams!
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Ingredients You Need for Cream of Pumpkin and Apple Soup [Vegan]
How to Prepare Cream of Pumpkin and Apple Soup [Vegan]
- Heat up coconut oil in a pot. Cut hokkaido and apple into small cubes, chop onion, mince garlic and ginger and add them to the pot with rosemary, turmeric, chili, salt and pepper. Sauté for five minutes.
- Add broth or water and cook for about 20 minutes or until everything is cooked.
- Transfer mixture with the cream to a blender and blend until smooth.
- Return the soup to the pot. Heat it up a bit and serve warm. Enjoy!
Nutritional Information
Total Calories: 845 | Total Carbs: 93 g | Total Fat: 53 g | Total Protein: 11 g | Total Sodium: 2,370 mg | Total Sugar: 26 g
Note: The information shown is based on available ingredients and preparation. It should not be considered a substitute for a professional nutritionist’s advice.
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