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kcalBreak away from ordinary pumpkin soup with this bold Thai Pumpkin Soup that transforms a humble autumn ingredient into something to be excited about. This vibrant recipe combines roasted pumpkin with aromatic Thai-inspired flavors including fresh ginger, turmeric, lime, and coconut milk, creating a creamy, rich soup with a kick from red pepper flakes. Made effortlessly in a high-speed blender that both heats and blends the soup simultaneously, this recipe is perfect for those who find traditional pumpkin dishes bland or boring. The complex flavor profile features warming spices, bright citrus notes, and creamy coconut richness that will convert even pumpkin skeptics into enthusiasts. Whether you’re looking to impress dinner guests or simply want to elevate your fall soup game, this Thai-inspired creation proves that pumpkin can be anything but ordinary when paired with the right ingredients.
7ยฝ cups (1125 g) pumpkin, roasted and skinned (about 1 medium cooking pumpkin)
2 Tablespoons olive oil (for roasting)
24 oz (720 ml) vegetable stock
4 Tablespoons (53 ml) canned coconut milk, plus more if needed
1 small sliver onion, peeled
1 garlic clove, peeled
1 small piece lime, peeled (garnish-sized)
1ยฝ-inch piece (6 g) fresh ginger root
1ยฝ-inch piece (6 g) fresh turmeric
ยพ teaspoon salt
Red pepper flakes, to taste
Fresh cilantro sprigs
Lime wedges (optional)
Crunchy topping of choice (optional)
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Would canned pumpkin work?
Absolutely! Just need a comparable weight.
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