This cheesy dip recipe is lightened up by subbing
mashed butternut squash for some of the melted cheese.
Substitute a cup of cooked,
mashed butternut squash for the oil.
Not exact matches
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Perfectly roasted
butternut squash with roasted garlic, onions & a touch of vegan butter,
mashed with cauliflower
for a super tasty healthy low carb
mash.
2) Your no - bake brownies / fudge variations inspired me
for a quick vegan breakfast today,
mashing some leftover cooked
butternut squash, a banana and some coconut flour, topped with nuts.
Serve it with
Mashed Sweet Potatoes, Creamy Cheesy Polenta, Twice Baked Blue Cheese Rosemary
Mashed Potatoes or
Butternut Squash Risotto
for a completely delicious and impressive dinner!
Fennel and pear salad with a citrus glaze and pecans,
butternut squash and potato
mash with browned butter, Brussels sprouts with caramelized onions, and pan seared chicken breasts with an apple juice sauce, then tiramisu with lady fingers
for dessert.
If you use the
butternut squash, then
mash it up,
for texture purposes.
I sauteed the
butternut squash cubes in some butter, garlic, and salt
for a few minutes on the stove top, then popped the pan in to my oven at 400 degrees F to finish them to a soft texture ready
for mashing.
For 1 cup canned pumpkin or pumpkin puree, substitute 1 cup cooked,
mashed sweet potato or
butternut squash.