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Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Slow Foods Mixer

Last night Alchemy Restaurant hosted the February Slow Foods URBAN San DiegoMixer. Suzie’s Farm was there, sampling a beautiful ButterCUP squash soup created by Chef Ricardo Herrera. People were raving over it and begging for the recipe. Chef Ricardo generously sent it to me. We hope you enjoy it as much as last nights Slow Food Members did!

Buttercup Squash Bisque

6 ea. - Buttercup Squash
1 Quart - H2O
½ C. Brown Sugar
2 TBS. Black Lava Sea Salt
3 TBS. Garam Masala
1 tsp. Cayenne Pepper
2 C. Heavy Cream

Garam Masala (½ C. tst. Cumin seed, 1tsp.Cardamon seed, 1 cinnamon stick,  1TBS. Cloves, ½ C. Coriander seed, 1 TBS. Black peppercorns)
Using a coffee grinder, or mortar and pestle, grind spices and combine.

Method
Cut squash in half and remove seeds. Place in a casserole dish or a braising pan skin side up. Add water, cover, and bake in 350 degree oven for 1.5 hours.
Let squash cool. (This step can be done days ahead) With a spoon remove squash flesh and add to a soup pot. Strain braising water and add to cooked squash. Blend together with emersion blender or in batches with standard blender. (Make sure if using standard blender that the squash has cooled before blending) Strain blended mixture into a soup pot, add remaining ingredients and simmer on low heat for ½ hour.  Garnish with toasted seeds, and sprig of cilantro.

 

Posted by Lucila on 02/02 at 09:05 AM
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