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Squash Bolognese

Adam Hayman
Sep 15
1 min read

Sometimes you can’t resist bringing home a variety of festive squash from the grocery store. The shapes and colours epitomize the season, but you may need something besides squash soup to make with your fall bounty. 

 

This recipe can be made with almost any squash (excluding spaghetti squash due to its atypical texture). The flavour and moisture content varies between varietals, but if you taste as you go, and adjust any liquids, sauces, or dressings used, you’ll be fine. Also, check if the squash you purchased has an edible peel or not. An acorn squash looks like a hassle until you realize you don’t need to peel it. 



14 Comments


Guest
3 days ago

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MotoX3m
3 days ago

This Squash Bolognese recipe is such a brilliant twist on traditional pasta! The flavors are so rich and satisfying. Perfect fuel after a Moto X3m session—love balancing indulgence with health!

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marysshoemaker
4 days ago

This squash Bolognese recipe sounds like a lovely way to enjoy seasonal ingredients without always making soup. I like how different squash varieties can bring their own flavours and textures to a meal. Trying new recipes is enjoyable, and when I want a different kind of fun, I play basketball legends, a game I really enjoy.

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5 days ago

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Jordanmartin
6 days ago

The recipe’s tip about choosing squash with an edible peel is practical, especially for fall cooking. I like how it encourages experimenting with seasonal ingredients instead of relying on the same meals. The playful food-and-pop-culture contrast even brings to mind the Ricky Bobby Wonder Bread Shirt, though the recipe stands on its own.

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