People asked why we didn’t have a butternut squash soup. We answered.u003cbru003eBut we didn’t want to make just any butternut squash soup. We wanted to make one that made your mouth water. We wanted to make one that makes you look like you’re a classically trained chef. We wanted to make one that was Instagram ready. So we made this simple but complex balsamic butternut squash bisque (yes, you can call it a bisque!). Did someone say best Vitamix soup ever? Why yes, we’ve found it. Complex and satisfying, nourishing and impressive. Get into it! (u003ca href=u0022https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQe0kB3gArr/?igsh=MXZ6bDBxbTJubTA1aA==u0022u003e40,000 people have watched our Reel about this soupu003c/au003e 👀)
Holy Guacamole, this soup is phenomenal.I can’t believe I’m the one that made it. And it was so easy. I can’t wait for an opportunity to impress guests with this. This is the first recipe of yours I’ve tried, my first soup in the Vitamix, and the first time I’ve used a shallot. I’m looking forward to trying more of your recipes. Thanks.
Love all of the firsts! It’s the best feeling knowing that YOU made something absolutely delicious (and no one needs to know how easy it was).
Patricia R
I’ve never been impressed with butternut squash soup, so didn’t expect much. This is the first recipe I used with my new Vitamix, and I am hooked!!! Best soup of any kind that I’ve ever had, and now that I’ve been a vegan for several years, this goes way over the top of what I expected. I’ve already shared it with several friends. Thank you so much!!!
PS My husband bought me some industrial ear muffs and I highly recommend them, after reading about the hearing damage these appliances can do.
Same! Butternut squash soup has always been in the “blah” category for me. That’s why I developed this one, I wanted to be wow-ed. Good call of the hearing protection, we blend so often that we use them too.
Pam Crouse
Wowza! Made this today, the day before Thanksgiving, so we could have it as a first course for our Tiny Thanksgiving Feast with my husband. I hope I have enough to serve him some tomorrow.
Love it when our recipes make it to the holiday table 🙂
Alissa
Holy cats! This is possibly the best soup I’ve ever had! I just got my 1st vitamix and decided to try this abd I’m in love! I added roasted Brussels sprouts and shallots on top too. Yum!
I have no idea, that’s not a substitute I would have considered. Perhaps try to match the weight, 400g?
Paulette Melanson
How many cups of cooked squash would you say this recipe uses?
We are a soup loving couple and I’ll definitely make this come fall. We often will buy a BIG blue Hubbard or similar, do a roasting, mashing and freezing marathon for lots of go-to packages available as we want them. Please let me know so I can package appropriately!
Thank you!
Great idea! This recipe uses about 4 cups of cubed squash.
Jason Boehlke
Well Shazaam Sargeant Carter, this one is a keeper, Fall, comforting, not heavy, perfect. I skipped salt, figured low sodium veggie broth and balsamic were enough and I was right, plenty of umami, easy enough to add later should you wish. I also added fresh ground pepper to my squash before roasting.
It’s about 32-48oz of cubed squash. The average butternut squash (at least in our neck of the woods) is about 2-3lbs.
Mindy C
Hey guys! Big Lifeisnoyoke fans 🙂 Making this now and see Prep says 2/3 of tofu package and Blend says 1/3…will probably do something in the middle but can you let us know?
Thanks, Mindy! A little confusing… the 2/3 of the tofu package is to be cubed and baked for texture once the soup is completed (like little bites of chicken). The 1/3 of the tofu package is to blend into the soup for thickness/creaminess. Hope you love it!
Barb
How many pounds did your squash weigh. I bought a huge one the other day to use for lasagna noodles. There is still a lot left.
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