Roasted Butternut Linguine
Squash is one of our favorite vegetables, and this is my husband's favorite fall dish. He looks forward to it all year. —Kim Caputo, Cannon Falls, Minnesota
Ingredients
- 4 cups cubed peeled butternut squash
- 1 medium red onion, chopped
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/2 pound uncooked linguine
- 2 cups julienned Swiss chard
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh sage
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
Reviews
The photo looks better than it tastes. Didn't like the Swiss chard at all!
To me this was a very 'dry' dish. I added some butter and wine to help with that. Also added some sauteed garlic and some Parmesan cheese, as to my taste it was rather bland. Not something I will make again, sorry. I was so disappointed, as was really excited to try this. To me it was a waste of some good butternut squash.
I found it to be a bit bland, unless the bite had squash in it. Something is missing, I can't quite figure it out--maybe goat cheese? I was expecting a dish that was more savory than sweet. I might make it again for a healthy dish for myself, but not for company.Edit: Gave it another try. Doubled the amount of sage, since I could not taste it at all last time. Much better.
This was fabulous! I followed the advice of others and sautéed the chard, garlic, and onions. (I used yellow onion.). Next time I may add sausage as another suggested. I will make this again.
great easy to make
Love it. Excellent meatless option
Terrific recipe. The sage makes this pure comfort food. Based on other reviews and m y supplies, I used 1 teaspoon dried sage, sauteed the chard with garlic, salt & pepper and sprinkled shredded Parmesan cheese on top. We've never had chard before so I wanted to keep it separate in case we didn't care for it. We loved is and I used the whole bunch, not just the two cups called for in recipe (I cut away the stems). I poked the squash with a fork and nuked for 3 minutes to soften to make it easier to peel and chop. This is a keeper!
Delicious
Would this be good if made ahead? I have a vegetarian luncheon I would like to bring it to. Reheat in crockpot?
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