Roasted Acorn Squash

This is the perfect way to cook acorn squash. It brings out its sweet natural flavors and you don't have the extra calories of the brown sugar and butter.

Low carb, lots of veggies, feels like comfort food

I started playing with that potato ricer and couldn’t stop. This acorn squash found its way through.

Over the years I’ve seen roasted squash cooked in many ways and I’ve got to say this particular way is one of my favourites.

Its a very tasty and filling way to serve acorn squash.. I think its pretty easy to make

This was something new to us to try. But it was so easy, and turned out so good, I had to share. Just step through the instructions, it's hard to go wrong with this one.

Household favorite :hungry

Simple and a great winter side dish. Add honey or maple syrup if you wish

Baked Acorn Squash stuffed with Cranberries, Raisins, Pecans and Walnuts.

This recipe feeds my family of 5 for roughly 3 meals, and it's the only way the kids will eat squash.

One of my fall favorites!

I have been trying to eat the Paleo way so I've been experimenting quite a bit and truly love this recipe. It's so easy and makes me feel good about eating it! Yummy, yummy!

Good. But needs more flavor.

This recipe goes great with a summer BBQ, a nice steak dinner, or even an after-work snack. My family leaves no leftovers of this yum yum. :)

This squash is so sweet and tender and very easy to prepare. It has a lovely buttery flavor so you don't have to add extra flavoring or spices unless desired.

This was one of those 'let's see if it works' recipes and it turned out beautifully

One of my favorite ways to prepare sweeter squashes like kabocha and butternut is oven roasting because it brings out their sweetness and is soooo delicious! I just got a big kabocha squash from my garden so I tried roasting with cinnamon and nutmeg since those spices are a nice complement to squash. The touch of cayenne gives it a little bite but is optional :)Besides kabocha and butternut, squashes like acorn, delicata or anything on the sweet end would work well.