Spicy Butternut Squash soup - Page 2

Ellie H · #11 (**permalink**) 18-01-08, 22:20

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Originally Posted by isabellasmum

Isabella loved it and ate the lot with a spoon all by herself. Any bits she spilt she picked up with her fingers and licked them clean. My bro had popped round and was horrified lol.

Hehehehee! My bro is constantly horrified with Ethan's eating habits. Keeps asking me what age they learn table manners, I just encourage Ethan to make more mess for him.......muahuahahahahaa!

Told Mr H about this recipe and he liked the sound of it too. Gonna make it sometime next week and have it with some wedges of wholemeal bread.....yum!

xxxxxxx

isabellasmum · #12 (**permalink**) 18-01-08, 22:29

Ellie my brother still needs to refine his table manners and he's 29!

Although he is getting more relaxed with Isabella now. He even lets her kiss him now whereas before he used to freak when she licked him pmsl.

I love our little people

Alexanders mummy · #13 (**permalink**) 19-01-08, 13:01

I am going to make this for tea tonight,i will add some turkey leftover from yesterday,thanks for sharing xx

Alexanders mummy · #14 (**permalink**) 20-01-08, 07:49

Abbie this was gorgeous,really tasty & the spices were just enough.You should win a prize for this as its fab!!!

carys23 · #15 (**permalink**) 22-01-08, 22:02

i made this tonight, it makes a lot of soup and is very spicy when i tasted it, me and df are going to try it tomorrow , we love spicy food, i dont think my 2 yr old willl like it though as its a bit too spicy for her i used a medium red chilli out of a pack from asda, it all ends in tears when i make food with chillis in unfortunately.

isabellasmum · #16 (**permalink**) 22-01-08, 22:20

Hmm wonder why mine wasn't that spicy then? Maybe I had a mild chilli? I've got to make it again tomorrow as having bro and SIL round for dinner and thought it would be a nice starter. I've got a fresh pack of chillies so might just use half of one and see how it tastes xx

carys23 · #17 (**permalink**) 23-01-08, 10:37

it could be the chilli being medium thats all , i may try it with a pinch of mild chilli powder next time.

just to add ive just had it for lunch and the spices seemed to have settled down, and was really tasty , i tried to get my dd to eat it but she wasnt having it, so i will diffenetly try milder chilli init next time, thanks for that recipe x

isabellasmum · #18 (**permalink**) 23-01-08, 20:00

Pmsl I've made it again tonight with a chilli that came in this weeks shop and it was defo hotter. Isabella still loved it (she's a spice fiend) but MIL had a taste and she was gasping lol!

acad · #19 (**permalink**) 23-01-08, 20:14

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Originally Posted by isabellasmum

Pmsl I've made it again tonight with a chilli that came in this weeks shop and it was defo hotter. Isabella still loved it (she's a spice fiend) but MIL had a taste and she was gasping lol!

Pmsl, Aubrey ate hers but i added cream to hers to cool it down abit. i have brought the ingredients again so i'm going to make it at the weekend. but i will only add half a chilli xxxx

isabellasmum · #20 (**permalink**) 01-02-08, 17:02

I made loads this morning to freeze but without the chilli. I gave some to the chaps putting our fence up (felt sorry for them working in snow) and they asked me where it from - they didn't believe I'd made it.

One of them asked me for the recipe and has taken it home to his girlfriend lol. I think I prefer it without the chilli as you can really taste the cumin xx