Thursday, September 11, 2014

Sweet Potato Peanut Soup Recipe

With the weather cooling off, that means it's time for some yummy warm soup full of fall flavors! I found this recipe at Shape and did a little tweaking to get it just right for my family's taste. I'm sure that my version would not be approved by Shape's health experts, but that's okay with me. This is SO yummy!!

  • ~1T. Oil (I used Canola, but just about any oil will work)
  • 1 Large leek
  • 1/2 Cup creamy peanut butter
  • 1 Cloves of garlic
  • Pinch of Cayenne (Optional)
  • 6 Cups vegetable broth
  • 1 Large sweet potato
  • 1/4 Cup of butter
  • Garnishes:
    • Roasted peanuts
    • Cinnamon
 1. Clean and dice the leek. I had never worked with a leek before and found this video VERY helpful!

 2. Add about a Tablespoon of oil to a pan and saute the leek. Rosey Posey was a huge help with this!

 3. Dice the sweet potato.

 4. Put all ingredients except garnishes in the pot.

 5. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 30 min. (I know it doesn't look that great right now, but the smell is amazing!)

 6. Allow to cool 5-10 min, ladle into blender.

 7. Blend until smooth.

 8. Return to pot and warm to desired temperature.

9. Top with chopped peanuts and cinnamon. Meme enjoyed her's with crackers.

This soup was so yummy and totally made it feel like Fall! My photos above show me making a double batch, but I would guess that a single batch would have about 4 servings. Even Little Lady (Picky toddler) ate all her soup. She enjoyed hers with a little bread to dip into it. What fall soups are you cooking this year?


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Yum, yum! A perfect warm soup for those coming chilly evenings. Thanks for sharing at Fridays Unfolded!

Alison
Nancherrow
1 reply · active 547 weeks ago
Yes, so fall yummy! :D
Looks delicious ~ the chopped peanuts is a great topping idea! Thank you for the recipe! Happy Saturday Sharefest, Nina
1 reply · active 547 weeks ago
I was afraid they would sink to the bottom and just be left behind like cereal in a bowl, but they mix in so nicely.
Mmmm...I've tried a Senegalese stew that had peanut butter in it and it was delicious!! Might have to try your soup now. :) Thank you so much for linking up at Snickerdoodle Sunday...I hope you'll come back later this week with your latest makes & bakes!

Sarah (Sadie Seasongoods)
1 reply · active 546 weeks ago
Thanks! I've never used peanut butter in a soup, but this was amazing! :D
I love soup and fall is definitely the perfect time of the year to make it. This looks so yummy. Thank you for sharing at Share It One More Time. Cathy
1 reply · active 546 weeks ago
Thanks for stopping by Cathy!
I need more soup recipes, love eating them in the fall and winter so thanks for this! Pinned. :)
1 reply · active 546 weeks ago
Soup is perfect for fall! Enjoy!
I've been looking for some soups to make for my grandmother. I think that she will like this one. Thanks for sharing on the SITS site. Aimee @ Captivating Corner Blog
1 reply · active 546 weeks ago
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoy!
One recipe to try for Fall! Thanks so much for linking!
Xo
I've tried a Senegalese stew that had peanut butter in it and it was delicious!! Might have to try your soup now. :) Thank you so much for linking up at Snickerdoodle Sunday...I hope you'll come back later this week with your latest makes & bakes!

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