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Red Curry Chicken & Pumpkin Soup

Red Curry Chicken & Pumpkin Soup

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
We are right in the middle of soup season, and when the weather turns cold, and the days grow short, there s nothing better than a big bowl of this comforting red curry chicken and pumpkin soup, and its proven ability to chase away the winter blues. David: Chef John, I love your videos but there's a wasted step here as the skin of the kabocha is definitely edible; no need to peel it. But you do you. I am after all just a bumpkin with an opinion about your pumpkin.
Date: 2020-11-07

Comments and reviews: 9


You can break the stem off of the pumpkin and cut through the center. Yokohama, Long Island Cheese, and Jarrahdale pumpkins are also delicious. Save some of those seedds for your garden next year. Pumpkins are fun to watch ramble through the yard and y'all don't have all the pests that destroy squash plants out there.
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I was so hoping for a recipe like this soon! I made a pumpkin curry style soup as a blended soup, then added shredded chicken. And the very next thought after tasting was how would chef John do this! Thank you!
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Kabocha soup is the best as a creamy soup. Not sure i want to eat it in chunks. Although I love most of your recipes CJ as I use them all the time.
The recipe is under simplyrecipes. com kabocha soup.

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Chef John is one of those people that I wish would live forever. He's given me to much inspiration, motivation and excitement for cooking. My whole family and all my friends are grateful towards him.
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Every grocery store carries this now. in regards to red curry paste. Bahloney. i live in Ct. not exactly the boondocks. Very hard to find, even in thai markets. I dont get it.
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if the size of your pumpkin allows it, pop it in the microwave for a couple of minutes -- it will soften up and cutting or peeling it will be significantly easier.
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In Germany, it's fairly difficult to find any variations of pumpkin other than hokkaido and butternut squash. Would those be what chef called regular pumpkin?
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Love your stuff, but can you not speed up the video? It somehow make it a stressful video which contrasts with your voice. Otherwise luvs & kisses.
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I recently made a pumpkin and ginger cream soup for the first time in my life. I improvised and it turned out great. I will try this soup too!
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