This soup has so much flavor and depth! Worth a try and fairly easy to make as long as you own a blender.

Macros
232 cal /serving : 48C | 3F | 9P | 10Fib (no pine nuts included)
Ingredients (6 servings):
- 15g extra virgin olive oil (1tbsp)
- 400g yellow sweet onion (2 small onions)
- 550g Granny Smith Apple (2 Large apples)
- 1400g butternut squash (1 medium sized)
- 960g bone broth (1 box)
- 20g ginger fresh minced
- 30g minced garlic
- 1.5tsp ground tumeric
- 6tbsp pine nuts (optional not included in macros)
- Salt and pepper for taste
Preheat the oven to 350. Cut the butternut squash in half, scoop out the seeds and place face down on a lined cooking sheet. Bake for about 1 hour or until the squash is soft. On another large cookie sheet dice apples (leave the skins on for the fiber) and bake on a lined cookie sheet for about 30 mintues or until tender.
In a large soup pot sautee onions and garlic in the olive oil.
Once all ingredients are cooked, spoon butternut squash out of its skin into a blender. Add in onion mixture and apples (about half of the fruit and vegetables fit int my blender so I have to do 2 batches) add the bone broth to the blender to liquify. Put the cap on and blend away. While the blender is running, brown the pine nutes in a separate pan adding salt for taste. Add ginger, tumeric, salt and paper and allow the blended mixture to simmer on the stove. Serve with brown pine nuts on top.
Yummy and healthy!