Slice off
the ends of the squash.
Remove
the ends of the squash and chop down the centre, scrape out the seeds and place on a baking tray, bake for around 40 minutes until the squash is tender.
Trim
both ends of each squash and slice in half lengthwise.
Remove the bulbous
end of the squash (you can't spiralize this end because of the seeds).
Start by cutting off the bulbous
end of the squash (pictured on the left above).
Cut off the bulbous
end of the squash and set it aside.
Chop off
the ends of your squash and split in half.
Use a vegetable peeler (a mandoline would make this even easier) to peel off the outside skin, and chop off
the ends of your squash.
Trim off about 1/2 inch from
each end of squash; discard.
Place 1 squash on the prongs and line up the de-seeding hole in the middle of
the end of the squash.
Place 1 squash on the prongs and line up the de-seeding hole in the middle of
the end of the squash.
Not exact matches
* You might
end up with more chicken mixture than needed, it all depends on the size
of the
squash you have so you might start with half the amount and see if you need more.
MM I just made this tonight for dinner while looking for recipes with
squash as an ingredient (I
ended up buying lots
of squash at the farmers market to have some culinary adventures they are locally gronw for fall ~ yet I never used
squash!!)
One
of the plus - sides to planting acorn
squash seeds a season early is that you
end up with quite a few
squashes just as summer is coming to a close!
Then you can use them in all sorts
of different dishes, throw them on the grill or pan fry them quick quick for a great side... I normally will bake 2 or 3 sweet potatoes and 1 or 2
squashes during the week -
end so that I have them ready and on hand for the rest
of the week.
Butternut
squash, fresh mushrooms & spinach, an open box
of pasta and the
end of a hunk
of cheddar cheese came together in a snap.
For this reason, the first time I grew zucchini and yellow
squash, I couldn't make food fast enough to keep up with my
squash yield and
ended up sending guests home with a bounty
of veggies.
Whiskey lovers can start their day with Kentucky Bourbon Pancakes (which, when combined with Blueberry Kentucky Bourbon Syrup, call for a formidable 2 cups
of bourbon); lunch on a Wilted Spinach Salad with a sweet and sour orange dressing (generously spiked with a half cup
of bourbon); tuck into Chicken with Mustard Honey Kentucky Bourbon Sauce and Kentucky Bourbon Acorn
Squash for dinner; and
end the day with a slice
of fruitcake - like Kentucky Bourbon Cake.
I managed to hack off the
ends, then found a post online where something made dotted lines down the length
of the
squash with a knife, then microwaved for five minutes, then was able to cut it much easier.
Then you're going to brown your chicken, add the butternut
squash red enchilada sauce, and then towards the
end of the cooking, you'll add in the chopped kale.
The savory flavor
of the beef goes well with the mild flavor
of the
squash, and this may just
end up on your regular dinner rotation.
While
squash and chestnuts are roasting, remove the
ends of the green beans and wash them.
While the season for Delicata
squash is coming to an
end, I've been enjoying the last days
of its deliciousness!
While
squash is roasting, remove the
ends of the snow peas and wash them.
Cut the
ends of the zucchini, summer
squash, sweet potato and beet.
However, I got carried away with how much butternut
squash and kale I put in that by the
end, it was more a butternut
squash / kale / feta ball bound by a little bit
of muffin instead
of the other way around.
Fall should never
end, if only for the food reasons: pumpkin, Honeycrisp apples, every kind
of squash available and an abundance
of fresh Brussels sprouts.
At the
end of the day, however you cook the
squash is fine.
Pair incoming fall produce like spaghetti
squash with
end of summer tomatoes and basil for terrific in - between season meals.
Whether you have dozens
of spaghetti
squash in storage for winter or picked up one from your local,
end -
of - the - season farmers market, this is a recipe that you'll want to make again and again.
Slice the
ends off
of the
squash and peel it.
Slice the top and bottom off
of the
squash (about an inch from each
end) and then carefully slice the
squash in half.
I typically start by inserting a large knife in the center
of the
squash, pushing down and working outwards to the
ends.
I always run out
of ideas for all the summer
squash I
end up with... Thanks for all the veggie recipes and ideas.
Whenever I'm tired or sad I inevitably
end up making myself a soup
of some sort: a miso - broth ramen, a moroccan tomato soup, a creamy
squash bisque.
I first made this Coconut Curry Butternut
Squash Soup years ago — it was one
of the first things I ever came up with in the kitchen all on my own, and I remember thinking — wow, you can just mix and match flavors and
end up with delicious food?!
I
ended up at Spooner Family Farms, where I wandered through rows
of orange jack - o - lanterns to be, stocked up on baking pumpkins and butternut
squash, and made friends with a few amiable goats.
Embrace the versatility
of this dish by playing around with the vegetable make - up by adding cubed winter
squash, swapping chicories for the cabbage, using stock in place
of the water, or stirring in blanched hearty greens or spinach at the
end, for example.
Cut the
ends of the delicata
squash and then cut in half crosswise.
What I
ended up making was very similar to this, except I used acorn
squash instead
of carrots — just like the way it breaks down better.
Cut the
ends off
of squash and cut in half lengthwise.
So if you do happen to have an abundance
of vegetarian sides, you could totally get away with squeezing four servings out
of this
squash, lest you
end up feeling like a stuffed
squash yourself.
Slice the garlic bulb in half and use the cut
ends to brush along the inner surface
of the butternut
squash.
I
ended up eating one half
of the butternut
squash as soon as I made it -LRB-:)-RRB- and used the second half for butternut
squash soup.
These Spaghetti
Squash Black Bean Bowls are best served the day
of but I
ended up with leftovers that were refrigerated and heated up the next day.
I used my friend Molly Watson's recipe as a jumping off point here, and
ended up with a roasted
squash salad
of sorts.
Chop off both
ends of the butternut
squash.
Cut off both
ends of each
of the yellow
squash.
I used a combination
of Sungold and regular cherry tomatoes (the Sungolds were from my garden but I didn't have a whole pint
of ripe ones so
ended up buying the others) along with homegrown pattypan
squash and zucchini.
It's an excellent
end -
of - summer or early - fall dish, when the last
of the fresh corn and first winter
squashes overlap.