The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.7 star rating.
Reviewed: May 1, 2012
Very good. My first try at making squash soup. This had much more flavor than I was expecting. I substituted 1% milk and didn't have dill, but it was still amazing.
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Reviewed: Apr. 28, 2012
Delicious and easy. I didn't have any celery so didn't use any. Used commercial vegetable broth and no bouillon, but still very flavorful. I used 2 average size acorn squash without measuring it and it seemed to be just the right amount. I find cooking the squash in the microwave to be easiest and fastest. Just cut the squash in half, scoop out the seeds, place in microwave cut side down and cook on hi for 10 - 15 min. checking on them every 5 min. I also omitted the bacon. Served it with sauteed asparagus...Delightful.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 3 stars. This recipe averages a 4.7 star rating.
Reviewed: Mar. 22, 2012
I didn't have dill weed so I left that out, and I used heavy cream instead of evaporated milk. Otherwise, everything was the same. I thought it was too bland so I added a bunch more cayenne, and some paprika, more curry powder, and a hearty helping of Mrs. Dash. Then it tasted okay, not as bland especially with the bacon to give it some kick. I might make this again, if I could find a way to really spice it up.
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Reviewed: Mar. 12, 2012
Great. I used coconut milk and veggie broth to make it vegan. It was fantastic.
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Reviewed: Mar. 11, 2012
made this for my book club using butternut squash, and everyone raved about it. my family loves it, too.
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Reviewed: Jan. 31, 2012
Yumm-o! Okay I wasnt sure how to tackle the acorn squash, but I knew I didn't want to peel it. So I cut it in half, scooped out the seeds, put it in a bowl with a little water and nuked it, but I can't remember how long. Then all I had to do was scoop it out and when I did that, it was pretty much mashed consistency. One squash was about 3 cups, but it was the smaller of the two that I had. I am sure it was fabulous as written but I did not use butter - instead I used Olive Oil. I used Lo-Sodium Chicken broth mix, and more of those granules for the bouillon. I used 1% milk in place of the evaporated. I also did not use the bacon on top, although that would have been divine. With all these changes, it was still excellent!
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Living In: California, Missouri, USA

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Reviewed: Jan. 27, 2012
Hubby loved this. When I told him what it was (before tasting), he grimaced. Now he wants it all the time!
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Reviewed: Jan. 24, 2012
So easy and very good! This recipe is a keeper! I must have accidentally added an extra dash of cayenne, it was warm but not bad. I also ended up adding some skim milk as it was getting pretty think. And I don't think the bacon adds anything to fantasctic.
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Reviewed: Jan. 14, 2012
yum! so good, i have been making this for over a year now, and it never gets old! i love an excuse to eat bacon! i have used pumpkin many times, and it still tastes the same- delish... i go heavy on the dill and use celery salt.
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Reviewed: Jan. 11, 2012
This is great, very warming on a cold winters night. Made it this time with roasted sweet potatoes instead of squash, a bit sweeter, bump up the curry to balance flavors. I added roasted Anaheim Chili, diced, to add some heat. smalltowndiverwife, like your idea of roasting squash seeds, I usually do that, coat with a little oil- try sesame oil for a little heat, spread over pan in toaster oven, 350 till they smell good, maybe 10 min. Try this Cucumber Appitizer with the roasted seeds: Slice a cucumber into a bowl (peel skin if tough) Squeeze lime juice over cucumber slices, stir to coat. Arrange single layer of cucumber slices on a plate. Chop a large handful of roasted squash seeds into a coarse crumb, stir in a dash of finely ground sea salt. place a large pinch of chopped seeds on each cucumber slice, and a dash of cayenne pepper, more or less, depending on your heat tolerance. Works well with this soup. Chopped roasted seeds can be used as a topping on the soup, instead of or along with the bacon. Thanks for the recipe Dorrene!
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