5 Butternut Basics To Master Right Now
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024
- Butternut Squash 5 of the best and easy ways. Tired of it being hard to peel, oddly sticky, rock hard tough and dangerous to cut through. The good, the bad and the dangerous. This one simple technique can transform the way you cook with it forever. From sweet and savory tenderloin style medallions to a WFPB no-oil spread and whips, these recipes will elevate your squash cooking game to new heights.
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1. Roasted Butternut Squash Filets
Ingredients:
1 large butternut squash
2 tbsp vegan butter
2 tbsp brown sugar
Fresh rosemary sprigs
Salt to taste
Olive oil for searing
Instructions:
Preheat the Oven: Set your oven to 350°F (175°C).
Roast the Butternut Squash Whole: Place on a baking sheet. Roast for 45 minutes to an hour, or until you can easily insert a skewer or fork into the thickest part.
Cool and Peel: Once roasted, let the squash cool until you can handle it. Then, peel the skin off the squash.
Slice into Filets: Cut the neck (meaty part) of the squash into 1-inch thick rounds to create filet-like pieces.
Pan Sear the Filets: Heat a skillet over medium heat and add a bit of olive oil. Place the butternut filets in the pan, season with salt, and sear until golden on both sides.
Add Vegan Butter and Brown Sugar: Once seared, lower the heat and add vegan butter and brown sugar to the pan. Spoon the butter and sugar over the filets as they cook. Add rosemary sprigs to infuse the dish with a rich aroma.
Serve: Once caramelized and tender, serve the filets with the buttery glaze and rosemary on top.
2. Garlic Butternut Spread (No-Oil Butter)
Ingredients:
1 cup roasted butternut squash scraps (from step 3 of the filet recipe)
½ cup raw cashews
2 garlic cloves (as more if you like)
½ cup water (or olive oil if not avoiding oil)
Salt to taste
Instructions:
Soak Cashews: in hot water for 10-15 minutes, then drain.
Blend: In a blender or food processor, combine the roasted butternut squash scraps, soaked cashews, garlic, and a pinch of salt.
Add Water: Gradually add water while blending, starting with ¼ cup, until the mixture becomes smooth and creamy. Add more water as needed.
Adjust Seasoning: Taste and adjust the salt or garlic to your preference.
Chill: Once blended, transfer to an airtight container and chill. Use it as a spread on toast, sandwiches, or even as a dip.
3. Rustic Garlic Bread with Butternut Spread
Ingredients:
1 fresh baguette
Garlic butternut spread (recipe above)
1 tbsp chopped fresh parsley
Freshly cracked black pepper
Olive oil (optional)
Instructions:
Preheat Oven: Set your oven to 400°F (200°C).
Prepare Baguette: Slice the baguette lengthwise and generously spread the garlic butternut mixture on each half.
Garnish: Sprinkle fresh parsley and cracked black pepper over the spread.
Bake: Place the baguette halves on a baking sheet and bake for 10-15 minutes, until the edges are crispy and golden.
Serve: Slice into smaller pieces and serve as a side dish, snack, or appetizer.
4. Roasted Butternut Squash Seeds
Ingredients:
Seeds from 1-2 butternut squashes, cleaned and rinsed
1 tbsp olive oil
½ tsp smoked paprika
½ tsp garlic powder
Salt and pepper to taste
Instructions:
Preheat Oven: Set your oven to 350°F (175°C).
Clean the Seeds: Remove as much of the squash flesh from the seeds as possible. Rinse and pat the seeds dry.
Season the Seeds: In a bowl, toss the seeds with olive oil, smoked paprika, garlic powder, salt, and pepper until well-coated.
Roast: Spread the seasoned seeds in a single layer on a baking sheet. Roast for 12-15 minutes, stirring halfway through, until they are golden and crunchy.
Serve: Let the seeds cool slightly and serve as a snack or salad topping.
5. Maple Glazed Butternut Brulee'
Ingredients:
1 large butternut squash (neck portion)
2 tbsp vegan butter
2 tbsp brown sugar
2 tbsp maple syrup
1 tbsp vegan yogurt (optional, for garnish)
Fresh rosemary for garnish
Instructions:
Preheat the Pan: over medium heat and add a bit of oil.
Slice Squash: Slice the neck portion into 1-inch thick medallions.
Sear the Medallions: In a hot skillet and sear them for 2-3 minutes on each side, until they develop a golden crust.
Add Butter and Sugar: Lower the heat, add vegan butter, and sprinkle brown sugar on each medallion. Let the sugar melt and form a glaze on the squash.
Drizzle with Maple Syrup: Once glazed, drizzle maple syrup over each medallion for a rich and sweet finish.
Garnish: Garnish with a dollop of vegan yogurt and fresh rosemary, or serve them as is.
Derek, I'm not a vegetarian or a vegan, but you're my favorite chef. I've made a few of your recipes and I keep making more and more vegan dishes and honestly, your videos and these recipes have made cooking so much more fun. and your dog is very cute.
Awesome! Thank you!
My wife is not a Vegetarian/Vegan, but as I tell her, "You don't have to be Chinese to Eat Chinese Food."
Go vegan
I agree, after finding his channel, I have started making a few vegan dinners. I looked for vegan recipes on RUclips, but a lot of them look the same and they don’t look very appealing , but this channel is amazing.🙌🏻. And I love the way he loves his dog.😊
@@GINZO4849good one👍
Hottest and sweetest chef out there! You and Frankie are the best team! Anyone else crushing on Derek?
A kind, vegan man who can cook? Hell yeah! I am from Louisiana originally, where men traditionally do most of the cooking. I see these guys out in the world who can barely feed themselves and they just seem so... inept. Derek is awesome!
Well he is eye candy and I do love dogs too. But honestly it's the cooking that grabs me most. WOW!
Totally. This old lady loves this duo
Thank you for another beautiful recipe Derek🙏🏼 AND thank you Frankie for cracking me up😂
Sorry ladies he’s all Frankie’s!
I have always used and loved Butternut squash, but had been afraid that roasting it whole, would cause it to burst in the oven. Thank you, thank you, for teaching me how to work with it without cutting myself.
I have been cooking for my family since I was 13 years old, am 80 now, and learn wonderful techniques from every video you give us. I have been a vegetarian all my life, and now am leaning more toward vegan. Thank you again.
Awesome and happy to help. You’ll never cut a raw butternut again once you try this way. Enjoy!
I just always either made butternut squash soup or roasted them in the oven. What great new ideas, which I will definitely try. I have one sitting on my counter. Thank you!
How to avoid politics and the US election 🤔 binge watch Derek Sarno videos and play in the kitchen. Your videos are feeding my spirit and my body may be getting healthier in the process. Thanks for posting ❤ I am virtually borrowing Frankie as my therapy dog along with my therapy plants 😅.
But please vote Blue .. sorry I can't help myself
@@SuperBookdragon as they say in Hawaii “ya got no more class.” Try helping yourself next time.
@@SuperBookdragon (look away if you don’t want to think about politics) I’m half way done with writing my 200 “postcards to swing states”. Michelle told me to “do something” so I am. 🩵 ✌️
Only the Gardner and cooks can play with food ~ my boy's refused to believe me
Ditto!!
Hi Derek, thank you for teaching me how to cook vegan that’s delicious and compassionate ❤
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching
I never would’ve thought of the spread idea! Thank you Derek! ✌️🌱🐶
So good and it solidifies like butter when cooled
I have avoided many squashes because of how difficult they are to cut raw. Thank you so much for showing me I can cook first, then cut and prepare!❤❤
I hear you about how difficult squashes are to cut raw. What I do that helps is that I use a potato peeler and fully peel the skins off. It goes real quick. Then, I cut it in half, like Derek does in the video here. I scoop out all the seeds with a spoon. Lastly, I take my time and cut them into cubes. Done. But yeah, those suckers are hard to cut into.
I also use a potato peeler and it works fine for me.
When I make soups/stews, I leave the skins on. I got the idea from another chef. I was certainly skeptical at first, but I tried it, and I do it all the time now. Those skins, believe it or not, just melt in your mouth after simmering for a while. I leave the skins on with sweet potatoes, too, when making a soup/stew; they, also, will melt in your mouth.
Wonderful! I use a grapefruit spoon to get the innards out works perfectly ✌🏼❤️✌🏼
Great idea!
OMG, I am in love with these butternut squash recipes. I cant express enough how delicious and simple it was to make the squash filets. It's now my go to way to cook butternut squash. And if that wasn't enough, I made the butternut garlic butter. My husband was hesitant to try it but he's use to me cooking up different foods. He loved it, it is so worth making. Today I'm going to make Derek's vegan Chicken Noodle soup with king oyster mushrooms, vlog from a few years ago. Very excited to try this out. Thank you Derek for your recipes and sharing with us on RUclips, very grateful.
I love butternut squash! I'm so glad you're doing a video about it. I learn so much from you! Thank you very much for being YOU!! 🏵🌹🌺
Love your recipes and the commentary by Frankie takes it over the top.
Im going to make butternut “butter” sandwich to serve with some roasted red pepper soup I just made! Thanks for the inspiration.
Sounds great!
Yum, my favorite soup!
Amazing food! I am enjoying Frankie’s comments so much. They make me laugh out loud. Such a pleasure to watch a chef cook, as you have great techniques and chef secrets to great food. Thankyou so much.
Have just made this and finished and wow.. the flavours! Cannot fathom how the rosemary comes through from just being placed on top of the vegan butter.
Another meal that is making our transition to completely plant based so much easier.. I have always been a steak guy, it was my go to meal but this is incredible in flavour and nothing was harmed in the process.
With homemade chips and asparagus this is a real winner!
I love how you waste nothing! That butternut spread looks yummilicious!
LOVE winter squashes...buttercup, red kuri, etc. I've always baked them and now I can include your ideas which are great. I think all veg are enhanced with roasting...yum.
Wonderful!
Just love your channel, Derek! You are a wonderful teacher...always a gift to see you and Frankie.❤
Thanks so much!
Thank you! Can't wait to try all of it. I love Frankie's sense of humor!
Her comment were especially funny in this video.
As always, thank you and love to doggy 💜
Thanks for watching
The "behind you" cracked me up 😄 I used to work in kitchens, and I still say "behind you" at work (not a kitchen). Or on your right, on your left, pardon my reach and so on. Your recipes never fail. Looking forward to seeing the next step on yours and Frankie's journey here stateside. Safe travels!
really enjoyed this, thank you so much, from retired dairy farmer's daughter
Love squash, thanks for showing how to making it easier to work with. Butternut I usually roast it cut up alongside onions then stick blend in a pan adding cashew cream and smoked paprika or a couple of canned chipotle peppers. Much easier the way you cooked it whole so I will give that a try as well as the recipe you shared. My actual favorite squash is acorn and I either bake it with a similar sauce that you made or my actual favorite way and it may sound weird to a lot of people but I love to quarter the acorn squash, remove seeds, add a bit of maple syrup and bake it in with sauerkraut until the sauerkraut and squash melt in your mouth. The combo sounds weird but I enjoy it. Love your channel, thanks for sharing and hugs to Frankie!
Try filling and baking your acorn squash with pickled blueberries. The tartness is such a complementary flavor to the sweet squash.
I'm going to have to try your sauerkraut idea now. 😋
@@sharondesfor5151 I'll give it a try!
The deep orange color of that squash is amazing!
Such great timing! I pulled 5 beautiful butternuts out of my garden yesterday, the last of the season. I cannot wait to try these recipes! Thanks so much for sharing your creativity with all of us. Love to you and gorgeous Frankie.
I have boiled my Vegan chef channels down to two (mostly) and you and Gaz are those two. No surprise that I love Frankie too!
Me as well
I have 2, plus Happy Pear, SauceStache,fitgreenmind,pickuplimes
@@di_nwflgulf3547 Rainbow Plant Life (Nisha Vora) is fab too
I love them both and specially but there some really really awesome worthy channels out there..I'm soo bad with remembering names 🫣
This guy from New Orleans?? And and and..
But Derek is special for me 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🕉
Me too!
Watching your videos makes me feel like I just want to live in the kitchen and garden. I appreciate the inspiration.
Oh I love butternut! We grow them most years, this year we did honey nut instead and was surprised how small they were! Thank you for these tips, I’ve definitely been doing it all the hard way this whole time.
Love Honeynut. Like little supper sweet butternut that make perfect portions for one or two people.
I made both of these tonight for a little get together - absolutely amazing. The garlicky dip is ridiculously good, and the squash rounds are very flavorful without being overly sweet. Great job!
I'm going to make all of these, I love squash. The nut butter idea is one of the many reasons I love your channel. You provide easy to make crave-worthy food that takes home cooking to a new level in creative ways with zero waste and a kind compassionate spirituality. Plus, Frankie, of course. Thanks again.
I love those black plates, they really make the food look like art, in my opinion. You eat with your eyes first, as the saying goes.
I am so happy to have found your channel. My mother was my role model when it came to self care after my dad died. She continued to eat healthy. I have joined the group of widowhood and am an empty nester. Although I cook pretty healthy, you are showing me it can also be beautiful. I am learning to modify your recipes so I use what I have on hand. Thank you.
I love all the winter squashes/pumpkins. Easy to grow and a fantastic survival food. Can sit on the counter for months and still be perfect !
Wow! Couldn't tear my eyes away from the screen. Didn't want to miss a single thing. Who knew vegan cooking could be so entrancing? The Frankster knew.😄
Your recipes are all amazing. I have been vegan most my life. I always look forward to your videos and recreate most of them. Thank you for all you do to help educate a healthy cruelty free way to thrive. Many blessings to you and Frankie. 😊
I use a grapefruit spoon to get the seeds out of my squashes . It works really well
Thank you for your video! I braved cooking a butternut squash today and had a lot of fun doing it. I didn't follow your recipe exactly but you helped me see an impossible vegetable in a different light.
I could live on the bread alone, but you make it so much more exciting. My husband is not a squash person, but every now and then he’ll eat it. I’m getting ready to make my pumpkin chili. My carnivorous friend would actually make this chili all the time. I’ve become the unofficial chili queen in our little community and have yet had anyone question “where’s the beef”. Love watching you cook. Thanks for sharing and of course for letting Frankie share the spotlight.
I made the butternut tenderloin for my family and we all enjoyed it. Thank you for the inspiration.
Innovative, sustainable, compassionate cooking at its finest! Your enthusiasm is contagious. Wish my cast iron skillets looked as lovely as yours...❤
I love my two daughters. They love Butternut squash. I just sent them this recipe. They are gonna be so excited. Thanks for sharing as always.
I love watching you cook. I learn something new every time. I think your wife channels goodness through you. How nice 💜
Very glad to know this. I bought 3 just this morning. I intended to cook them all together, peel then and freeze them in small portion because I don't like breakfast foods. I was making a black bean and cheese burrito for breakfast the other day and added some butternut squash to it. Yummm. Now I can have some squash ready all the time.
Yummy!! Butternut is the best. Love that prep tip of roasting them whole, Iooks so much easier than what I’ve done 😂. Frankie and our girl Gypsy have such similar demeanors! 🐾 So precious. We lucky humans!!!
Butternut makes easy this way. Thanks for watching
Thank you for teaching us this technique! It has opened the world of butternut squash to me. Also, the best part of your videos is when Frankie gets her kisses! Thank you for sharing her, and thank you for your time and effort. I am learning so much.
yum yum yum yum!! I'm making all of these. I love to grow and eat butternut squash. I LOVE your channel!
Perfect timing! I've picked so many butternut squash from my garden, and there is more to be picked. New ways for me to use them and that spread looks delish. Can't wait to try it. TY, as always, for sharing and teaching us.
Love this one so much! I've never enjoyed cooking Butternut Squash unless I buy it precut. Can't wait to try! Thank you Derek! Hugs to you and Miss Frankie! 💚
Can't wait to hear how you get on with it.
I came for the recipes and stayed for Frankie.
Love butternut roasted, then stuffed with mixture of quinoa, craisins, feta and sliced almonds. Old recipe from Shape magazine; excellent main dish. I never rinse seeds before roasting, love the butternut flavor on them and if you get a string or two, they just add to the flavor!
That spread looks delicious. I never quite know what to do with butternut other than the usual curry so thank you, this is something I look forward to trying out soon. Big hugs to Frankie ❤
Im so glad one of your videos popped up on my YT feed, and I pretty much started cooking a few of your recipes. I prefer eating veges to fruit but all your videos Ive seen has been so appetising and so easy to make. Also most of the foods/ingredients are easily sourced if not in your cupboard already. This is one of main cooking channels ❤❤❤
Man, you are WONDERFUL to watch and learn from. Thank you.
Derek, I am soooo happy to make recipes you've come up with. Today, I made the butternut squash garlic butter. As a vegan who doesn't do oil, I've missed garlic bread in a big way. Not any more! Thanks a million. This evening, I had the butter on toasted sourdough rye bread. Garlic bread again. Thanks.
Good day Derek and Frankie!❤️ These recipes look amazing as always and I can't wait to try them. It's perfect fall weather here in Montana and your recipes will go perfect with this beautiful weather! When we used to carve pumpkins when I was a kid we used to take out all the seeds and lay them out flat on newspaper or paper bags and let them dry it's so much easier to sort the seeds out that way. Blessings to you and beautiful Frankie! ❤❤
Derek you continue to amaze and inspire me! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and creativity with us. You are a light on RUclips.
So effortless; so imaginiative; so inspiring - looks delicious! Just great - and I just LOVE that beautiful dog. Such a sweetheart.
Thanks for watching
Thank you so much I love all your great tips, and of course the little star, Miss Frankie adds to all the joy❤❤❤
One of Mom’s favorites. I will make it for her this fall. Thanks Derek! 🍁🍁🍁 May the force be with you.
Yum! I love butternut squash for sweet and savory dishes. Such a fabulous recipe for the butternut squash cashew spread and the baked carmel butternut squash! Love it!
It is a pain to try to separate the seeds from the membrane when they're wet so what works for me is spreading all the seeds and the membrane on a parchment lined baking sheet and letting them dry in a low temp oven or outside if it's warm enough.
Thank you Chef Derek and beautiful Frankie for another fun and delicious video!
Wishing you both a wonderful week!
💚🌱
It is thanksgiving weekend here in Canada and this is what I am making!
This has to be my favourite of all your videos! You’ve made butternut beautiful.🧡Love the versatility of sweet/savoury. All options utterly delicious and fabulous ways to enjoy squash to the max this autumn. Butter, sugar & rosemary..wow.✨Divine. Look forward to seeing more! 🫶🏻
Awesome, it's such a lovely combo and just sweet enough. That garlic butternut bread is next level with the scraps.
Thank you for sharing new ideas for the Butternut Squash . It’s what’s for dinner tonight . I just made the Butternut Squash butter with the scraps from the squash using black garlic … mmm 😋I highly recommend !
Craving butternut squash and rethinking my skillet collection😂
Love them both
Wow thank you Derek and Frankie for these mouth watering recipes! I just made roasted butternut and onions last week and peeled the butternut for the last time, thanks to you! I never considered roasting the seeds, but I will now. Thanks again!
Just lost my Mom last month your videos are so enjoyable to watch thanks 🇺🇸NY
Awwww also just lost my Dad in January. Big hugs! 🫂💙 🇺🇸 SC
Brilliant! I am vegetarian and love your recipes! Thank you - Namasté!
Great video, Derek! I just bought two butternut squash, and this is much easier than the way I used to cook them. I also have a blue hubbard squash, which I have never tried before. I am going to try this method. You are awesome, and as usual, Frankie stole the show. Love that girl! 🐾💗🐾
Yahoo! Great to have a few new ideas for butternut squash. I have a bumper crop just harvested from my garden. So thanks!
Derek! The force is strong with you. I swear, when you pulled the knives off the magnetic holder, it sounded like a light saber.😂 Really appreciate all that you do with such loving compassion and passion. Be and stay well💕
P.s. Posted mid watch. I saw your reference towards the end...lol
Hi Derek, I'm always thrilled to see a new cooking video from you! Thank you so much for your inspiration and undefatiguable love for vegan cuisine and sweet Frankie. A while back, I saw someone online roast the seeds with th stringy pulp which carmelizes in the oven to crispy perfection! I have tried it several times and it is my new go to. Sharing with you for selfish reasons, for all the extra time you'll have to cook more amazing vegan food for us!! ❤
Such a valuable video. I am now a butternut super fan, along with one of yours. They call me "crowd"! The good thing about your recipes is that it can be good for anyone even if they aren't vegan. I am vegan, but I know meat eaters that would love all of your cooking. Thanks for the inspiration and the cuteness overload from Frankie. Can't wait for the next!
Thanks for watching
Yum! Going to absolutely try the spread! One of my favorite things in the world is butternut squash gnocchi in brown butter sage sauce. My husband and I usually make a big batch when butternuts are in season and freeze to have all winter long.
This looks amazing- love butternut squash- they will be on our Belgian Christmas week menu- just perfect as a substantial course to cheer up one of those cold foggy rainy nights. Thank you thank you! Your amazing aubergine filets have already been voted in as well!🤩
I feel like this video is addressed directly to me. I've been making nick pelegrinos/Mangias butternut squash pasta but vegan; and felt like I needed some professional improvements. Thank you so much!
Wonderful once again! I love your videos! I have good success using a wire cheese slicer to remove the skin. The slicer with the wire and the roller in a wishbone shaped handle. And Yes to growing your own herbs. Can be easily done in pots on a balcony even if you don’t have a garden. Thanks for your joy, clever editing and attention to every detail. It is all much appreciated and eagerly devoured! 💜
I absolutely love squash, and butternut is my favorite! I usually just cut it in half and bake but now I’m not even gonna do that😊 Frankie’s comments were really great this episode❤
I came here for the lab and stayed for the food. Very awesome.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for making vegetarian, vegan, plant-based recipes!
love seeing what you were able to do with the butternut! I've never even tried one before but I'm really craving one now, especially the recipe you made at the end. Excited to see what else you make with them!
The toast looks divine and I can't help thinking that pomegranate might go wonderfully with it!
Fantastic ! I will be buying a butternut squash next time I go grocery shopping ! Thank you so much. 💕 and one for Frankie. ❤
Derek, I looove your willingness to experiment with simple ingredients. This is a hit in my book! Greetings from Florida! Please give a head scratch to Miss America on my behalf.
I take off my hat to you - You are the best in the kitchen. Thank you
I love how one can go from a savoury dish to a dessert with just a few touches. Thanks for sharing these recipes and techniques, Derek! Greetings to Frankie :)
Thanks for watching!
Butternut squash is the 'best' for pumpkin pie. I agree Butternut is outrageously good.
A new favorite. I tried this out for an up coming meal. Exceeded already high expectations. Thank you!
You are really amazing! I subscribe to a ton of vegan channels, always trying to improve my very poor vegan cooking skills, and you have quickly become my favorite!! I was even more interested in your channel when I realized that you are a student of Buddhism, which I am as well.
Thank you for all that you do!!
Great! I’ve always peeled and chopped BEFORE roasting BNS. I’m looking forward to trying this. Right now, I’m on a rutabaga kick, so maybe BNS next week. Frankie is as cute as ever. ♥️
Hey Derek, I‘m making the „Butternut Tenderloin“ tonight and came up with a relatively quick way to get the seeds and stringy bits separated: I used a strainer as well, but a less fine one (something you’d use to drain pasta or wash lettuce). I put a bowl under the strainer, dumped the seeds in and ran my hand through them for a minute or two. That way I pushed the flesh through the strainer and was left with the seeds. Quick rinse and done. Bonus: You can use the purée you just made and there is even less waste.
Thank you so much for the recipe idea. I’m hoping it will turn out well 😬
Just made this. Really good. I'm an omnivore enjoying the process of improving my vegan cooking skills.
Hi Derek, I had to prep a raw sugar pie pumpkin this morning for a pumpkin stew I'm serving for dinner tonight. I took your challenge to find an easier way to get at the pumpkin seeds, and think it will easily work for the butternut squash as well. After peeling it, I cut the pumpkin in half and, with clean hands, reached in and gently tugged out the seeds. In a minute they were out and the stringy flesh remained almost entirely behind. Seeds are drying now and will be roasted later today!
Thank you! I think you've taught me more cooking skills than anyone else who makes vegan content. I love butternut squash but haven't found a satisfactory way of cooking it before. Cooking it whole means it will be easier on my hands because it will be softer. I am excited to get onto this - and the vegan butter/garlic bread bit at the end, too! I appreciate the whole approach of minimal waste because I have been bothered for some time by how much food waste I have and need to learn more about that. Thanks again, Derek. Big hugs for Frankie. She's evidently thriving on the butternut squash!
Now I know what I'm bringing to the holiday party for my movie club! Thanks Derek, love your videos and your recipes. THANKS!
What a gorgeous group of dishes! Can’t wait to make them❤ (and Miss America owns me too), thank you as always.
Frankie says hello
A tired-out Lab is such a beautiful thing, the languor of their rest is aspirational❤ The recipe is great, and very useful for the holidays, when even we vegans can get into a rut when entertaining. The commercial kitchen tips that work in a home kitchen are likewise very useful. Thanks for posting!
roasted whole butternut...yes! I'm a chef too (vegetarian not vegan) and really appreciate your channel. I've learned a bunch of new things and loved that silent retreat you went on too. So inspiring! Thank you.
I love butternut squash and all of the squash(s). I like how Frankie says she owns you! I didn't know that squash seeds were edible!
She does :). Thanks for watching
Pumpkin seeds are really good for you too!
one of your best videos yet!! such creative uses for butternut squash. and love the cutaways to your dog haha. thanks for the fantastic recipes! can't wait to try them out :)
Ooo so much easier baking the butternut whole! Butternut soup with garlic is so yummy too. I like to soak my seeds in saltwater then roast them.
Yummy! I love butternut squash, acorn Squash too! I’m definitely going to make this! Thank you Derek! Hi Miss America 💚
Squash brulee! Who'd have thought? Not vegetarian but love these recipes. I save extra squash and melon scraps for my backyard squirrels during the winter.