Using butternut squash?

Anonymous
Besides soup and roasting it - any ideas to share? Thanks!
Anonymous
Well, you have to roast it first for the best flavor - just cut it in half and deseed. Not need to peel it. But afterwards, you can puree into a pasta sauce with some butter, sage, cinnamon, salt and pepper. Add white beans to the pasta for some protein. Yummm.

You could do the same as above and use it for a pasta filling, or a spread on bread?
Anonymous
I know you didn't ask for a soup recipe, but I saw one recently for a butternut squash and apple soup.
Anonymous
sort of soupish, but I have a terrific slow cooker vegetarian chili that uses butternut squash as the base. from the Fix it and Forget It cookbook.
Anonymous
Risotto with rosemary and gorgozola cheese. Worth every amazing, rich, luscious, fattening calorie!
Anonymous
Broil a portobello with garlic and herbs, top with mashed butternut and wrap in a phyllo "purse" - bake till crispy and drizzle with reduced balsamic. Delicious!
Anonymous
I roast, then add to an arugula salad with lentils (I buy the Trader Joe's precooked) and top with feta or goat cheese and a balsamic vinaigrette. Could eat this every day....
Anonymous
I was going to say risotto, but it's tasty roasted then mashed in quesadillas.
Anonymous
After roasting it, put in a lasagna or in mac and cheese.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:sort of soupish, but I have a terrific slow cooker vegetarian chili that uses butternut squash as the base. from the Fix it and Forget It cookbook.


+1
Anonymous
Peel and seed it. Cut it into 1/2" chunks. Toss with diced bacon and some onion. Spread on a cookie sheet and roast at 400 stirring a couple times until it is brown in spots. Try not to eat it all at once.
Anonymous
I made "French fries", with it. I know it sounds gross, but they turned out great and we dipped them in ketchup. Dd loved them...anything she will eat is always a winner.
Anonymous
Got this from WF cold salad bar. Delicious! Brown rice/mandarin orange segments/scallions/walnut pieces/cubed butternut squash/salt.
Anonymous
Op here. Thank you everyone for the ideas. My mom keeps giving me squash from her garden and my family is getting tired of it. This may help spice things up.
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