Curried Butternut Squash-Apple Stew

"A sweet-savory vegetarian stew, full of vitamins, that can also be served over rice. I have served this with a bowl of deli-roasted chicken, diced, for non-vegetarian guests, so this would make an ideal buffet offering for a mixed group. Homemade naan bread and grapes make good accompaniments."
 
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photo by La Dilettante photo by La Dilettante
photo by La Dilettante
photo by La Dilettante photo by La Dilettante
Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
15
Yields:
12 3/4 cup servings
Serves:
12
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ingredients

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directions

  • Rub flesh of squash with olive oil and roast cut side down at 350 until fork-tender, about 45 minutess. Remove from oven and let cool.
  • While squash is roasting,, heat oil in soup pot and saute' onions, celery, and garlic until tender. Add flour, curry powder, salt, and pepper, then broth.
  • Add apples and bring to boil. Reduce heat to simmer, and add cooked flesh of squash that has been removed from skin with a melon baller or spoon.
  • Simmer for 15 minutes, until apples are soft. Serve topped with yogurt, cashews, green onions, and bananas.

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  1. This was both sweet (but not too) and savory. I chose to make it as a puree, blending all the ingredients just prior to serving...it seemed rich and comforting and made a nice presentation with a bit of yogurt swirled in. I love the low calories and high nutrients in such a hearty soup! Made for PAC Fall 09
     
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<p>I've loved to cook ever since I got that Easy-Bake oven for Christmas at age five!&nbsp; There is no food I truly dislike (except processed junk, of course, and the one veggie I've never quite loved is a green bell pepper).&nbsp; I became a vegetarian about 20 years ago, but before that, one of my favorite things was fried chicken livers.&nbsp; I still kind of miss those!&nbsp; I'm not a purist; now and then a bit of grilled salmon is irresistible...so I've stopped trying to label myself!</p> <p>I love to get out and ride my bike around town, and taking long walks is my favorite way of relaxing and feeling good.&nbsp; I'm lucky to live just half a mile from a grocery store, so on nice days I like to take my handy rolling market cart and walk there.&nbsp; Sometimes I do my best menu-planning while strolling along the sidewalk!</p> <p>My married daughter in San Antonio got my cooking gene for sure.&nbsp; We love nothing better than getting in the kitchen together when I visit her, or when she comes home.&nbsp; Holidays are our favorites---we like a pretty presentation and doing the tables, centerpieces, and so forth, as well as trying new recipes and menus.&nbsp; She's recently added homemade baby food to her repertoire, now that she has a baby boy who lovvvvves to eat. I can't wait 'til he starts having birthday parties; while I don't eat sweets myself, I adore baking.</p> <p>The only sort of cooking I'm not overfond of is grilling out, but that's fine; my husband is the King of the Grill and takes over when we entertain outdoors.&nbsp; I'm happy to do the appetizers and sides in the INDOOR kitchen!</p> <p>I love Italy and France, and have many recipes scribbled on napkins from my trips there.&nbsp; I'm in an Italian study group, and the six of us enjoy getting together and trying recipes.&nbsp; My husband and I are also in a supper club, and each month there's a different theme: one summer we hosted a luau with a variety of tropical dishes, and this past fall I built a menu around a French theme, with hearty boeuf bourguignonne (for my carnivorous friends).<br /> <br />I was excited to be chosen Chef of the Day on October 17, 2009, and Chef of the Month in July '12. Thank you, Food.com, and all the friends/fellow cooks I've met here. Let's keep on cookin'!</p> <p><br /> <br /><img src=http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j166/ZaarNicksMom/PACsticker-Adopted.jpg alt=/ /></p>
 
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