If you asked me ten years ago if I could see myself enjoying a delicious stuffed acorn squash packed with vegetables for dinner, I would have probably said NO WAY! Anything that was from the squash family was not on my food radar back then. Meat and potatoes (well, I still love potatoes) were my thing. Yet, ten years later, here I sit.. writing this post and drooling over this recipe I just made. What happened?
I seriously did NOT like squash back in the day. These things ranked right up there on the dislike veggie list with mushrooms. Yet, as my taste buds grew up and I started to retry veggies, I realized that squash actually tasted pretty good.
From spaghetti squash to zucchini, my love for all things squash is full blow now.
The other day, I stopped by my local natural grocery store as they were having an awesome sale on all kinds of different squashes. Acorn, spaghetti, and even Kacbocha squash. They all looked fantastic, so I grabbed a few of my favorites. I had no idea what exactly I was going to do with them, but I figured coming up with new recipes is the best part of cooking.
Stuffed acorn squash is something I have never made before. I've roasted acorn squash slices for a salad topping, but I've never taken the time to cut it in half, roast it, then stuff it. The pictures I've seen of stuffed acorn squash look great, so I knew this was something I wanted to definitely try.
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This recipe worked out so well that I've started thinking what I can stuff more squash with.
Have you made stuffed squash before? What's your favorite filling?
Leave me a comment (and a link if you have a recipe) and let me know. I'd love to try it out!
Squash... It's A Wonderful Thing
I seriously did NOT like squash back in the day. These things ranked right up there on the dislike veggie list with mushrooms. Yet, as my taste buds grew up and I started to retry veggies, I realized that squash actually tasted pretty good.
From spaghetti squash to zucchini, my love for all things squash is full blow now.
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Adding In Even More Good Stuff
The other day, I stopped by my local natural grocery store as they were having an awesome sale on all kinds of different squashes. Acorn, spaghetti, and even Kacbocha squash. They all looked fantastic, so I grabbed a few of my favorites. I had no idea what exactly I was going to do with them, but I figured coming up with new recipes is the best part of cooking.
Stuffed acorn squash is something I have never made before. I've roasted acorn squash slices for a salad topping, but I've never taken the time to cut it in half, roast it, then stuff it. The pictures I've seen of stuffed acorn squash look great, so I knew this was something I wanted to definitely try.
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It Worked. Now What Else Can I Stuff It Well
This recipe worked out so well that I've started thinking what I can stuff more squash with.
Have you made stuffed squash before? What's your favorite filling?
Leave me a comment (and a link if you have a recipe) and let me know. I'd love to try it out!
This looks like the perfect Fall recipe. The combination of flavors got me drooling just from reading :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Fabiana! It really is drool worthy for sure.
ReplyDeleteyes! this looks delish
ReplyDeleteThanks Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteyum! This looks like it's packed with so much flavour and nutrition
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful dish! And I like that you kept the seasoning simple - really letting the produce here shine.
ReplyDeleteI am kind of obsessed w all the squash lately too. I also use rice and barley to stuff with. Now I want some!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Love squash and I have a lot of acorn squash from the garden to use up! Only thing better than squash is stuffed squash. Wait there is also brown sugar, butter, acorn squash that always brings back so many memories but I guess that's stuffed too, only with sugar. Haha.
ReplyDeleteI was trying to figure out why your acorn squash look so different from mine and I realized it's because we cut ours differently. Too funny.
ReplyDeleteWe just had stuffed acorn squash tonight. It was amazing. I love yours with the greens, though, so I'll definitely try this recipe next time!
Looks delish! Love squash!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good! I haven't made stuffed acorn squash in a while, I need to make it again since it's SO GOOD!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy! I love how you incorporate seasonal foods into your meals! This looks like a perfect dinner option!
ReplyDeleteSo happy it's squash season! Love this stuffed acorn squash recipe. Looks like a winner!
ReplyDeleteMy dad and brother are vegan so we always have a vegan Thanksgiving. These would be a perfect part of the meal!
ReplyDeletei love squash mostly in the form of soup but i need to try other recipes too...your idea sounds like a great side dish for Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteYum! This looks so delicious, I need to try it!!
ReplyDeleteI have a similar recipe that i make twice a year, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Family and friends love it.
ReplyDeleteSounds great Jill. Do you have it listed on your blog? Would love to check it out!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angela. Let me know what you think if you get the chance to make it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dixya. Yes, I love it in soup too. It has finally cooled down here in FL enough that I can make some now.
ReplyDeleteOh that's cool Emily! Let me know what they think if you try it out!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kelly!! I love squash season!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kalee! The flavors did come together very well!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Sarah!! It is quite yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Abbey. It did have quite a bit of flavor too it. Very delicious!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christina. Yes, I'm not a huge spice person.. still learning what goes with what, so I like to keep it simple.
ReplyDeleteThanks Deborah! Yes, it really is squash season for sure!
ReplyDeleteHa ha Sarah!! Just about anything stuffed is good right ;-). Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteHa ha. That's funny Rachel. I didn't think about cutting it the other way. Though that would be pretty cool too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy!
ReplyDeleteWonderful recipe! Gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kim. They are so yummy!
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