A Community Recipe by Crue
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We're not too crazy about winter squash at home, but everybody loved this recipe! I made it again today for lunch, this time using oranges and replacing the cacao nibs by chopped black olives, and it was a hit again.
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Simply mix all the vinaigrette ingredients and pour over the squash and clementines. Ideally, let stand at room temperature 30 minutes before serving topped with nuts and cacao.
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By Crue We're not too crazy about winter squash at home, but everybody loved this recipe! I made it again today for lunch, this time using oranges and replacing the cacao nibs by chopped black olives, and it was a hit again.
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misty
Apr 05, 2011
I grind the squash in the food processor until it is about an applesauce consistency. It is soft at that fine of a grind. I've usually prepare it as a dinner side. I might add some minced onion, some red bell pepper, some olive oil, and mix it all up well. Sometimes, I add a little apple cider vinegar. We like it here.
Crue
Apr 04, 2011
It stays quite crunchy, a little bit like carrots, even after marinating, but the texture is nice and I make the dices small so even my kids can eat it.
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misty
Apr 05, 2011
I grind the squash in the food processor until it is about an applesauce consistency. It is soft at that fine of a grind. I've usually prepare it as a dinner side. I might add some minced onion, some red bell pepper, some olive oil, and mix it all up well. Sometimes, I add a little apple cider vinegar. We like it here.
Crue
Apr 04, 2011
It stays quite crunchy, a little bit like carrots, even after marinating, but the texture is nice and I make the dices small so even my kids can eat it.
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