Butternut Squash Soup
1.
Peel the pumpkin, cut into slices, and bite it in the microwave for 5 minutes until the pumpkin is ripe. It can be steamed, but the microwave is faster. Ordinary large pumpkins can be cut into small pieces, and it is not recommended to use that small pumpkin.
2.
Add pure milk to the steamed pumpkin and puree it in a food processor.
3.
Add 100 grams of whipped cream to the milk pumpkin puree.
4.
Then put the small milk pot on the fire and heat it until the soup in the pot boils slightly to turn off the heat! Stir constantly during the heating process to avoid sticking the pot. If you want to make a garland, just add a few drops of whipped cream on the cooked soup, and then stir it with chopsticks at will! Well, I also added a few cooked pumpkin seeds for garnish.