Delicata Squash Soup Recipe

This delicata squash soup is a simple recipe to make. It's warm and creamy with a few spices that are perfect for the fall and winter seasons.

During the fall I almost always order butternut squash soup when it's on the menu. It's so creamy and warm. Perfect for a cool fall day.

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However, it wasn't until recently that I learned about delicata squash. It has a similar flavor to butternut, but it has a thin outer skin making it much easier to work with. In fact, just about the whole squash is edible.

Also, I started noticing it in the supermarket lately as it must have risen in popularity.

Here's what one looks like inside. The tender skin is so easy to cut through. If you ever tried to cut through a butternut squash then you know how tough it is.

I've read that you can roast the seeds. Next time I plan on doing just that.

I roasted my delicata squash first. However, you could use it raw too.

After about 30 minutes in the oven, the flesh is super easy to scoop out.

I sauteed some sweet onion first then added the squash, some lovely fall spices, and vegetable broth.

An immersion blender is a great tool and made this soup nice and creamy.

Swirl a bit of cream on top if you like.

Then drag a toothpick through the center and out to the edge around the spiral to make a spider web. Just in time for Halloween!