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Edinburgher gets cracking!
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HelenDaveKids wrote: »OOOOhh Ed, my dream man. Buying presents, shopping on the way home.......Even your ingredients sound exotic
Naff off Helen, I saw him first
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Funnily enough I'm cooking butternut squash today
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Funnily enough I'm cooking butternut squash today
What are you doing with it? Ours tends to get roasted or souped, can't say we're particularly imaginative. I bet it'd make a great dessert (a la pumpkin pie)
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Morning, one way I use butternut squash is to cut into chunks (sometimes leave skin on, others not), chop 1 red onion, 1 chopped aubergine (if aubergine is small I don't bother to leave it with salt on, to draw out the bitterness). Put into oven proof dish, sprinkle 1 heaped teaspoon of Ras el Hanout over, either a little stock or water, then cover with foil and roast for about 45-60 mins.
It can be served with couscous, quinoa, bulgher wheat, rice - anything really.
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That sounds delicious Tilly, although a don't know what ras el hanout is!
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http://moroccanfood.about.com/od/maindishes/r/ras_el_hanout_recipe.htm
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I'm doing THIS
Nom nom nom
LOVE butternut squash so am sure Tilly's recipe will feature. Only discovered recently it doesn't need to be peeled so I do use it more now - always used to take chunks out of myself trying to peel it. A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort Mortgage Balance = £0
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Thanks for the recipe GG (just gate crashing Ed's diary). I will have a go at that one in the week.
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If you don't peel it, is the skin ok to eat? Doesn't mess up digestion or anything? :rotfl:0
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Am guessing it probably....em...... adds roughageedinburgher wrote: »If you don't peel it, is the skin ok to eat? Doesn't mess up digestion or anything? :rotfl:
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MorningOnly discovered recently it doesn't need to be peeled so I do use it more now - always used to take chunks out of myself trying to peel it.
Wow I didn't know you could eat the skin either! Like GG I always used to have scary moments trying to peel them! Thanks for the heads up!0
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