Bahia Butternut Mash

Jul 31, 2006 19:16

One of my friends started eating a macrobiotic diet. Trying to find something that would fit her new dietary choices, I adapted this recipe for Bahia Butternut Mash that both omnivores and vegans enjoyed. The butternut squash and carrots both were flavorful and sweet and the bright orange added a colorful dish to the dinner table. Very easy to cook ( Read more... )

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bd1 August 1 2006, 17:02:38 UTC
This looks delicious. Great recipe.

I'm going to try it in fall but I think I'm going to roast the butternut squash rather than peel, chop, boil, and mash. Also, I think I'll roast some pine nuts and use that as a garnish. I might test a small portion with cinnamon just to see if it blends with the rest of the flavors.

Thank you for sharing it!

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versimilitant August 2 2006, 02:51:42 UTC
Oooh. Sounds like a Lebanese take on this dish. Yum! Add a little allspice and serve it with a side of yogurt!!!

Indian spices might also work well here.

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bd1 August 2 2006, 05:59:27 UTC
Good suggestions. That's food for thought (hee hee).

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fitfool August 3 2006, 04:51:52 UTC
Next time I'll roast in the oven too. This weekend I tried a similar dish with acorn squash, roasting it with garlic in it. Then mashed the scooped-out squash with the roasted garlic and caramelized onions. So delicious.

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bd1 August 3 2006, 05:08:20 UTC
Have you tried either acorn or butternut squash, roasting it plain then adding butter and maple syrup after you scoop it out? Cinnamon is good too. Heaven. You can add a little fresh sage instead of cinnamon but it's easy to overpower the rest of the flavors.

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fitfool August 14 2006, 12:05:48 UTC
yum yes! I'm relatively new to the squashes and some folks on LJ had recommended the maple syrup. I would've tried squash a long time ago if I had realized it could be a maple syrup delivery method. :)

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