Butternut Squash Steaks Topped with Caramelised Onion Hummus

I bought a squash a few weeks ago on a whim, and then couldn’t decide what to do with it. Today my hand is finally feeling well enough to start cooking again (after an operation), however it’s still not up to chopping up a butternut squash. So I poked holes in it, baked it whole and then fried it up in slices so it was all crispy. Topped with caramelised hummus and crispy fried rosemary leaves, I’m not gonna lie, I’m pretty pleased with this one 😁 #eattherainbow #seasonalcooking
Butternut Squash Steaks Topped with Caramelised Onion Hummus
I bought a squash a few weeks ago on a whim, and then couldn’t decide what to do with it. Today my hand is finally feeling well enough to start cooking again (after an operation), however it’s still not up to chopping up a butternut squash. So I poked holes in it, baked it whole and then fried it up in slices so it was all crispy. Topped with caramelised hummus and crispy fried rosemary leaves, I’m not gonna lie, I’m pretty pleased with this one 😁 #eattherainbow #seasonalcooking
Steps
- 1
Carefully use a skewer to pierce holes in the squash. This is important to stop pressure building up inside and potentially going pop!
- 2
Bake in the centre of the oven at 190 C for about 2 hours until tender. Remove from the oven and allow to cool completely.
- 3
Using a large sharp knife, slice off several large rounds from the skinny end of the squash. Season the rounds with salt and pepper, then cover with cornflour on both sides.
- 4
Heat a frying pan, add your rosemary to the pan and fry the steaks in each side over a relatively high heat. You want them brown and crispy but not burnt!
- 5
Remove from the pan, top with hummus, a sprinkling of paprika and the crispy fried rosemary leaves. Enjoy!
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