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Elevate soup season with a warming, inviting, and plentiful classic
New York Amsterdam News
|October 30, 2025
With soup season upon us, it's time to grab your favorite bowl and get ready to ladle out some deliciousness.
Butternut & Acorn Squash Soup with bacon, mascarpone, chives & truffle oil. (Kelly Torres photo)
(Kelly Torres)
Here is a butternut and acorn squash soup garnished with mascarpone, bacon, chives, and truffle oil. When you invite your friends over for dinner, it's only natural to want to serve a dish that is not only special, but warming, inviting, and plentiful so that seconds can be enjoyed.
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