Hokkaido squash and sweet potato chowder
Hokkaido squash and sweet potato chowder

Hokkaido squash and sweet potato chowder

5 3 ratings
Total time30 mins
10 minspreparation time
20 minscooking time

This chowder made with squash and sweet potato is a hearty and warming meal, perfect for chilly autumn and winter months. Aromatic spices and herbs give it character, while the addition of coconut milk pairs perfectly with the autumn vegetables.

Ingredients

2 portion(s)
1 
small onion
40 g
celery
250 g
sweet potatoes
300 g
Hokkaido squash
10 g
fresh ginger
2 
garlic cloves
 ¼ 
chilli
2 tbsp
rapeseed oil
10 g
butter
2 
sprigs of fresh thyme
15 g
cornflour
400 ml
vegetable stock
150 ml
coconut milk
 ⅓ tsp
curry
 ¼ tsp
freshly grated nutmeg
2 handful
of baby spinach
100 g
cherry tomatoes
2 tbsp
fresh parsley
2 tsp
fresh thyme
40 g
cashews
Nutritional facts (per portion):2628 kJ / 628 kcal
39 gFat
14 gProtein
60 gCarbohydrates

Preparation

Step 1

1  small onion – 40 g celery – 250 g sweet potatoes – 300 g Hokkaido squash – 10 g fresh ginger – 2  garlic cloves –  ¼  chilli

Finely dice the onion. Wash and slice the celery. Peel the sweet potatoes and deseed the squash, then cut both into 2 cm cubes. Peel and grate the ginger, chop the garlic, and slice the chilli.

Step 2

2 tbsp rapeseed oil – 10 g butter – 2  sprigs of fresh thyme – 15 g cornflour – 400 ml vegetable stock – 150 ml coconut milk – 3 tbsp Kikkoman Naturally Brewed Tamari Gluten free Soy Sauce0.33 tsp curry –  ¼ tsp freshly grated nutmeg

Heat the oil and butter in a saucepan. Add the vegetables from Step 1 and stir-fry briefly. Add the thyme sprigs and cornflour, stirring continuously. Pour in the stock, coconut milk and Kikkoman Gluten free Soy Sauce, then add the spices. Simmer on a low heat for 15 minutes until the vegetables are almost soft.

Step 3

2 handful of baby spinach – 100 g cherry tomatoes – 2 tbsp fresh parsley – 2 tsp fresh thyme – 40 g cashews

Halve the tomatoes and add them along with the spinach to the saucepan from step 2. Cook everything together for a further 5 minutes. Remove the sprigs of thyme. Chop the parsley and cashews. Pour the chowder into a bowl and garnish with the parsley, thyme and cashews.

Tip:

For a milder flavour, remove the seeds from the chilli.

Recipe-ID: 1386

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1 small onion – 40 g celery – 250 g sweet potatoes – 300 g Hokkaido squash – 10 g fresh ginger – 2 garlic cloves – ¼ chilli

Finely dice the onion. Wash and slice the celery. Peel the sweet potatoes and deseed the squash, then cut both into 2 cm cubes. Peel and grate the ginger, chop the garlic, and slice the chilli.

2 tbsp rapeseed oil – 10 g butter – 2 sprigs of fresh thyme – 15 g cornflour – 400 ml vegetable stock – 150 ml coconut milk – 3 tbsp Kikkoman Naturally Brewed Tamari Gluten free Soy Sauce0.33 tsp curry – ¼ tsp freshly grated nutmeg

Heat the oil and butter in a saucepan. Add the vegetables from Step 1 and stir-fry briefly. Add the thyme sprigs and cornflour, stirring continuously. Pour in the stock, coconut milk and Kikkoman Gluten free Soy Sauce, then add the spices. Simmer on a low heat for 15 minutes until the vegetables are almost soft.

2 handful of baby spinach – 100 g cherry tomatoes – 2 tbsp fresh parsley – 2 tsp fresh thyme – 40 g cashews

Halve the tomatoes and add them along with the spinach to the saucepan from step 2. Cook everything together for a further 5 minutes. Remove the sprigs of thyme. Chop the parsley and cashews. Pour the chowder into a bowl and garnish with the parsley, thyme and cashews.

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