Perfect as a side dish or as a vegetarian main, the budget-friendly butternut pumpkin halves are packed with delicious flavours and a tasty way to feed your family.
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- Preheat oven to 200C/400F. Using a sharp knife, cut the butternut pumpkin in half lengthwise. Use a spoon to scoop out the seeds. Set aside to roast for later use or discard them.
- Score pumpkin halves with a diagonal cut, making sure you don’t go through the skin. Place, cut-side up, on a baking tray.
- Place all the herb oil ingredients into a food processor. Season and whiz until well combined. Rub half the herb oil over the pumpkin. Roast for 50-60 minutes until the flesh is tender.
- Serve topped with goat cheese, toasted pepitas, chopped parsley and remaining oil.
18 comments:
I should so some butternut squash it's been awhile
Sounds lovely and looks lovely all orange on the black plates. I did manage to buy two squashes this morning as I mentioned I will yesterday, so I will dice them for my freezer! Will make oats and corn flour veggie pie tomorrow for lunchen.
Nice.
I'd be quite okay with that as a meal, yum!
...this looks fabulous.
Looks yummy, another great recipe!
Take care, enjoy your day!
Wonderful for the fall season.
Another great recipe with butternut squash!
Yum, goat cheese!
Gracias por la receta. Amo las calabazas. Te mando un beso.
ça à l'air délicieux, vivement que les butternut arrivent sur les étals!!! bisous
Butternut squash and goat cheese - just tell me where to sit!
Squash is my favorite veggie of them all. There's so much you can do with them! This sounds like a delicious combo. :)
It looks like another winner from your recipes.
We will love this — we prefer winter squashes when they are made savory rather than gooey sweet!
Another wonderful squash recipe Angie!
Jenna from the Painted Apron
We have quite a few butternut squashes in the garden. Saving this recipe!
Pumpkin and cheeses are such a great match, be it week dinner or dessert, right ?
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