I created this recipe when I arrived home from a shoot and and the fridge was bare and I mean totally bare! However there were two little Butternut squashes lurking at the back. So what to make? I have so many squash recipes but without the other ingredients needed… hasselbacks it had to be.
Do you love hasselback potatoes? Then you’ll love my hasselback Butternut squash with warming Indian spices and crispy garlic. There’s something about those ridges which makes you immediately want the did into the soft yet crispy goodness. They’re great just as they are but of course much better with some spices and garlic toasted and drizzled over them.
These are really good on their own but also a delicious side dish for curries, dals, chilli etc
What are your favourite squash recipes? Here’s some of mine;
Butternut Squash, Chickpea & Coconut Curry
Lemony Butternut Squash Risotto
Spicy Butternut Squash and Coconut Soup
Baked Butternut Squash with Kale & Walnut Pesto
Alternative recipe option with balsamic walnuts;
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I think I’ll love these butternut squash hasselbacks even MORE than potatoes! Butternut squash is such a nutritious ingredient that’s incredible to cook with. The addition of Indian spices just elevates everything! Great job! <3
Hi Cassie!
Thank you so much. Really glad you like them.
I totally agree. Indian spices enhance everything!
Love, Niki xx
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Temperature?
Hi Marissa
It’s 180c
My best
Niki x
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