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Caramelized Butternut Squash Wedges with a Sage Hazelnut Pesto

November 4, 2010 • 8 Comments

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over 2 years ago melissav

Thanks everyone. I like the idea of tiny cubed and browned pancetta!

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over 2 years ago dymnyno

To ease the torture of cutting the butternut squash: after it is peeled (and is slimy and a little hard to hold) hold the thin part with a hand towel and start slicing the bulb end first with a large sharp knife into slices. After the bulb is sliced the rest is easy.

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over 2 years ago amanda

Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.

Great tip -- thank you!

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over 2 years ago karen selznick

Someone told me that I should slightly bake it or micowave it before slicing. It would cut down the amount of time I had in slicing. It was really a struggle.

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over 2 years ago Kitchen Butterfly

Yummy, I love the creaminess of the salata pesto and the flavour combinations sing autumn. I bet chestnuts would make a wonderful swap for the hazelnuts too. Congratulations melissav

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over 2 years ago KitchenLittle

wow!! this looks amazing! for those of us for whom cheese does not please, what other salt could be added to the pesto?

Tad_and_amanda_in_the_kitchen

over 2 years ago amanda

Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.

How about tiny cubed and browned pancetta?

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over 2 years ago aargersi

Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.

This looks absolutely delicious - another week of tough decisions!!!