Warm Banana-Mixed Sweet Pumpkin Soup

Presenting two sweet ingredients is double happiness with a combination of savory coconut milk.

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It looks like there are ingredients that are tempting to cook. Even though sometimes I feel very tired and there are still main courses left for the next meal, I still feel that the ingredients in the kitchen have a strong charm for making food.

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This time there was a pumpkin that finally caught my interest in making something sweet. You could say it's a dessert, but it's also a snack before the main course meal arrives.

I will serve pumpkin as a sweet soup, not a savory soup that contains spices and herbs.

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At first, there were no bananas. But when I pick up pandan leaves in my family garden, there is a supply of ripe bananas. So I asked my brother for permission to take the banana to make sweet soup.

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So, "Warm Banana-Mixed Sweet Pumpkin Soup" is the right choice this time for me to cook with the available ingredients. Stay tuned!




The Ingredients

  • 500 grams of pumpkin
  • 300 grams of bananas
  • 200 grams of brown sugar
  • 5 tablespoons of white sugar
  • Pandan Leaves
  • sprinkle of salt
  • 1 liter of water

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For bananas, here I use the type of banana to be served by cooking it first, for example for the sweet dessert that I will make. I don't know if the area where you live there has the same type of banana for a dessert dish like this. But make sure the bananas used have a texture that is not too soft. Another important trick is to add the banana slices after you've cooked the pumpkin, and before pouring in the coconut milk.

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How To Make It

STEP 1

First, let's prepare the pumpkin. Peel the pumpkin, then wash it clean. Then cut the pumpkin into smaller pieces.

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STEP 2

This is followed by preparing the bananas. Cut the bananas into the size or shape you want.

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STEP 3

Boil the pumpkin with water and add a pinch of salt and pandan leaves. If you don't have pandan leaves, you can use vanilla to enhance the distinctive sweet fragrance.

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STEP 4

After the pumpkin is slightly cooked, add the bananas and brown sugar with white sugar.

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STEP 5

Add coconut milk as a final step, when the pumpkin and banana are cooked. Stir briefly to simmer, then remove from heat.

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Serve while warm. You can also add cream, or coconut cream.

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I hope you guys get some new inspiration from my food blog this time, and until next on my food blog, HIVE LOVERS!




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Anggrek Lestari


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Who is Anggrek Lestari?

Anggrek Lestari is an Indonesian fiction writer who has published two major books. Now She is a full-time content creator. She has a goal to share life, poem, and food content that makes others happy and can get inspiration.


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It's my favorite soup. Just add a bit of hot falafel and chickpeas to it.
Bon appetite

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I still have difficult time to find chickpeas but that's great idea. Thanks for stopping by

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It's a delicious soup, I like bananas. Next time dip the pumpkin in honey it will taste great.

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Serving pumpkin with honey is a great choice too. Usually, I Made roasted pumpkin then topped with honey or cream

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hello dear friend @anggreklestari good morning I have never tried a sweet soup before, I love all the ingredients you have put in the recipe.
The dish looks very delicious.
have a prosperous week

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Maybe in your area is having similiar recipe like mine?

Have a great day

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Firstly, I would want you to thank your brother for allowing you use some bananas 😅 this sweet soup was possible because of it.

I don't think we do have same kind of bananas but I know exactly the texture you're recommending 😊

We don't have Pandan leaves here or maybe I don't know what it's called here so I'm going to try it out with vanilla as you suggested.

I would really love to try this out someday... The ingredients are super tempting and obviously would be very sweet 😅 I love bananas.

But a question, how do pumpkins taste? 🙈 I didn't see it as an ingredient I can taste but now I really need to know 😋

Well written and shown, thanks for the tutorial ma'am 🙌

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Yum! I am growing pumpkins this year and now looking forward to autumn even more. Thanks for yet another fantastic recipe :D

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Soup looks delish! We have this banana type in the Philippines and we call them `senyoritas* because they are small but very sweet.

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Is that kolak, sis? Seems yummy :9. One bowl please..

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I really like banana kolak as much as I like to mung bean porridge, but pumpkin kolak, I don't really like it, but your food is great

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