All his other wives came back, to share the Co-Op ham tea
I've just put a butternut squash into the oven to roast, so I can make... well, actually, I haven't decided yet what I'm going to make out of it. However, as I peeled its sticky label off I noticed that it was "the co-operative butternut squash".
Has anyone ever bought an uncooperative butternut squash ? Was it tricky getting it into the oven ?
Has anyone ever bought an uncooperative butternut squash ? Was it tricky getting it into the oven ?
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Roasted squash is ace, especially with garlic and sage. I use it in a risotto, which is wonderful comfort-food (in fact, I seem to remember I owe you butternut squahs risotto next time you're in London!), or in soup, or just as a side vegetable. Yum.
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I'm in London pretty often, so just name your day :)
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And tastes rather nice, in a horribly healthy non-meaty way.
I always wondered similarly about:
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On reflection, the sausage was a mistake. Too strongly flavoured and too much of it, it just didn't fit in. The rest was promising, though, and bears further investigation.
The sauce would have been better thinned with wine or stock instead of milk, but I didn't have either of the former to hand and have a ridiculious excess of the latter.
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Cooperating with what exactly? :-)