Oh hello butternut squash season! We’re super happy this big kettlebell of deliciousness is back on the menu for the colder months. Tonight chef Rachel has whipped up a delicious fettuccine, but that’s only where the fun begins. For a tasty lunch the next day we recommend chopping any remaining squash into 3cm cubes and roasting in a bit of olive oil, salt and pepper. You can eat them hot but they’re great tossed through a salad. Alternatively boil them in some veggie stock and blend it for a deliciously thick soup!
The quantities provided above are averages only.
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