
Bright, nutty butternut squash offers earthy sweetness and sturdy texture that suit both savory and sweet preparations. It performs well in cheesy gratins, crunchy salads, dinner-party roasts, and sweetly spiced desserts, and can be braised, oven- or pan-roasted, baked into polenta or casseroles, or shaved raw onto greens. Classic purée or soup remains an option, and leftover soup stretches budget when repurposed as a poaching liquid for cod or shrimp, stirred into pasta sauce, or spread on flatbreads. Versatility and complementary flavors make butternut squash a flexible autumn ingredient.
"With no disrespect to soups or purées, they aren't the only butternut squash recipes worth falling for. The autumnal all-star shines in cheesy gratins, crunchy salads, dinner-party-worthy roasts, and sweetly spiced desserts. (If pumpkin can do it, why not squash?) Its earthy sweetness complements a wide range of flavors, and its sturdy, fibrous texture makes butternut squash ideal for braising, oven- or pan-roasting, baking into polenta or casseroles, or shaving raw onto greens."
"Its earthy sweetness complements a wide range of flavors, and its sturdy, fibrous texture makes butternut squash ideal for braising, oven- or pan-roasting, baking into polenta or casseroles, or shaving raw onto greens. Of course, if you want a classic butternut squash soup recipe, we have that, too. You can even stretch your butternut budget by turning leftover soup into a poaching liquid for cod or shrimp, stirring it into pasta sauce, or spreading it onto flatbreads."
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