How to Make Tasty Macrobiotic Kabocha Squash Vegetable Soup & Curry for Kids

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Macrobiotic Kabocha Squash Vegetable Soup & Curry for Kids. How to make kabocha squash soup your own: Why mess with perfection? Just kidding, there are a couple of ways to make this squash soup recipe your own. For a vegan or non-dairy squash soup, either omit the half-and-half or make it with coconut milk instead.
Great recipe for Macrobiotic Kabocha Squash Vegetable Soup & Curry for Kids.
I made this recipe when my daughter did not eat any vegetables, but she ate them in soup.
I wanted to use lots of vegetables!
You can cook Macrobiotic Kabocha Squash Vegetable Soup & Curry for Kids using 19 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Macrobiotic Kabocha Squash Vegetable Soup & Curry for Kids
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Prepare of thumb's worth Ginger (finely chopped).
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Prepare of Garlic (grated or minced).
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You need of Bay leaf.
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You need of Onion (cut into wedges).
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It’s of sheet Kombu (5 x 5 cm square).
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It’s of Carrot (diced into 1 cm cubes).
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You need of Daikon radish (diced into 1 cm cubes).
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You need of Potatoes (diced into 1 cm cubes).
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It’s of Japanese barnyard millet (rinsed through a tea strainer).
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Prepare of to 4 cm Lotus root (diced into 1 cm cubes).
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Prepare of leaves Cabbage.
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It’s of Kabocha squash (cut as shown in the photo).
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It’s of enough to cover the vegetables Water.
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You need of to 200 ml ○Soy milk (adjust to preference).
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Prepare of ○White miso.
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Prepare of ○Vegetable soup stock (optional).
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Prepare of ○Salt.
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Prepare of ○White and black pepper, as needed.
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You need of Curry powder (to make curry for kids), to taste.
Be careful not to add too much white pepper, otherwise it will have a Chinese-like.
Remove squash from oven and let cool.
Slice open, scoop out seeds, and add flesh to blender.
I present to you this delicious Kabocha Squash Soup.
Macrobiotic Kabocha Squash Vegetable Soup & Curry for Kids instructions
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Put all the vegetables in a pot in the order listed..
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Cut the kabocha squash into big pieces and layer them on top of the vegetables. (Since the kabocha squash can be used for other dishes, I steam more than necessary. With this size, I can adjust how the kabocha squash are cooked through.).
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After layering the ingredients in the pot in the order listed, then covering them with water, bring to a boil on medium heat. Reduce to low heat after it comes to a boil and let sit for 15-20 minutes..
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When the vegetables are cooked through and the Japanese barnyard millet becomes soft, add all ○ ingredients and warm it up. (Make sure not to bring it to a boil, since the soy milk will become clumpy!).
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Take out 4 pieces of kabocha squash and some of your favorite vegetables out of the pot and set aside..
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In a mixer, blend all the other ingredients left in the pot (the ones kids tend to dislike) to a potage. (I steamed the excess kabocha squash to use for a dessert dish.).
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Cut the vegetables your kids like to eat into bite-sized pieces and place them in the soup when serving. Then it is ready!.
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Use the reserved kabocha squash to make a kabocha squash salad or a Kabocha Pudding: https://cookpad.com/en/recipes/155170-easy-macrobiotic-kabocha-squash-pudding . You can use it for many other dishes!.
Full of nutrients, vitamins, and much love.
Kabocha is a type of winter squash.
It is a staple in Japanese cuisine.
If you go to a Japanese restaurant, you might find it as a tempura appetizer, or added in soups and salads.
There are many ways to cook squash, but one of my favorites is in soups.