I’ve got a busy teaching day today (12pm Power @ Burn and 5:25 Row, 6:20, 7:20 & 8:15 Tone @ Btone if anyone wants to come play!) so I’m just popping in quickly on the blog to share this super easy slow cooker butternut squash soup recipe I made the other day.
I freestyled the whole thing, basically just throwing a bunch of random stuff around my kitchen into the crock pot and hoping for the best, and the result was a delicious, filling soup that Joe and I have been eating all week. 
This would make for a great Thanksgiving dish if you’ve got a vegan or vegetarian at your table! 
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Before I get yelled at for classifying this as vegan and gluten-free, yes, I’m aware that the cheese and croutons in the pictures don’t fall into that category. I’m just talking about the soup itself. 🙂 If you meal prep each week, this is an awesome one to add to your plan! It makes a huge batch of soup that you can store in the refrigerator and reheat all week long for a quick lunch, dinner or snack.
What’s your current favorite slow cooker recipe? My oven is broken so I’m in desperate need of slow cooker and stovetop ideas!
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Looks delicious. Gonna give it a try. 🙂
I shall make this and add crumbled bacon to the cheese and crouton party!
This season is the first time I ever had butternut squash soup and it came from Panera. I know that a homemade version would be even better. I’ve been considering a slow cooker and now have even more reason to get one. Thanks for sharing!
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Yum – I’m all about slow cooker recipes! Black Bean and Sweet Potato Burritos are one of my favorites for the slow cooker.
Made this last night – it was good! And enough leftover so that it can be another meal, plus a take-to-work lunch!
A good, sweet Soup. To make a little more savory, I added two bay leaves during cooking phase, and garnished with toasted fresh sage and pumkin seeds. Next time, I will add more fresh herbs in the cooking phase
Love that idea–I’m going to add bay leaves next time I make it!
Excellent and easy recipe. This ones a keeper. I’m not vegan so I used turkey bone broth. I’m making it again for Christmas. Thank you!
This is a delicious recipe! I added two bay leaves as suggested in a previous review. Topped each serving with shredded Parmesan and garlic/cheese croutons. I will definitely make this again. Thank you.
this is great. add Gouda cheese and nutmeg on top.
Can you cook this on the stovetop too?
Thanks for the recipe. Hope your oven is not still broke.