Spicy Sweet Potato Chipotle Soup

Ratings & Reviews

Yummy with variation

5
I added turmeric and chopped celery, orange and yellow peppers... provided extra spice at the table for those who desired.. Delicious - Maybe add tofu or tempeh to boost protein next time?

Very tasty and satisfying

5
We were too impatient to use a slow cooker, so I just cooked it on the stove. We added my husband's homemade dried chipolte and so it had a good kick. It reheated well the next day. It was a little thin, but it had plenty of taste for us.

Very tasty and satisfying

5
We were too impatient to use a slow cooker, so I just cooked it on the stove. We added my husband's homemade dried chipolte and so it had a good kick. It reheated well the next day. It was a little thin, but it had plenty of taste for us.

soup was too thin

2
I thought this would be a thicker soup. Less chicken stock might help. Also, I didn't think it had a lot of sweet potato flavor.

soup was too thin

2
I thought this would be a thicker soup. Less chicken stock might help. Also, I didn't think it had a lot of sweet potato flavor.

Very easy and delicious!

5
This whipped up really easily! Four hours later we had a delicious soup with plenty for leftovers. To make it even easier, I skipped the chipotle and just added 1 1/2 tsp chili powder instead. I also used an immersion blender (highly recommended). When eating some leftovers the next day I added some butter, and that seemed to give an extra boost to the heat. So if you want to make a mild batch (for example, if someone who will eat this has a sensitive stomach), do what I did above. To make individual portions spicier, add some butter.

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