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Prep time
25 minutes
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Cook time
20 minutes
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Serves
Four
Author Notes
Growing up with a huge garden, we had many varieties of vegetables, including squash. As a child, I loved Acorn Squash and really thought that was the only squash in the world! Today, we have so many choices and I have a new love, Delicato Squash! This is one of many ways I enjoy it. —BerryBaby
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Ingredients
- Delicata squash
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2
10 oz. each Delicato Squash
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Olive oil
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Salt and Pepper
- Onion Apple Stuffing
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1 cup
White Onion
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1 cup
Granny Smith (or Jonagold) Apple
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1/4 cup
Fresh Lemon Juice
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2 tablespoons
Salted Butter
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Salt and Pepper
Directions
- Delicata squash
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Wash the squash in cool water, dry thoroughly.
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Cut the squash in halves, lengthwise, clean out seeds and discard seeds.
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Brush the cut side of the squash with olive oil, coating entire surface.
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Sprinkle cut side with salt and pepper.
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Place squash halves, CUT SIDE DOWN in baking dish and cover with foil.
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400 degree oven bake for 25 minutes.
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Remove foil and turn squash over, CUT SIDE UP.
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Bake until flesh is starting to brown around the edges about 10-12 minutes.
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Remove from oven, cover loosely with foil and set aside.
- Onion Apple Stuffing
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Dice onions into 1" pieces. Set aside.
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Dice apple into 1" pieces and toss with lemon juice to coat all the pieces. (Apple skin may be peeled or left on depending on your preference.)
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Melt butter in skillet on medium heat and add onion. Saute until translucent.
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Remove from pan and set aside.
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In the same pan, add a bit more butter, if needed, and add apples.
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Sautee apples until starting to brown slightly. They should be firm and not too soft.
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Return onion to pan and toss with the apples.
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Add salt and pepper to taste.
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Turn off heat and let it rest on the stove.
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Using a fork, fluff the flesh of the squash, leaving it in the squash shell.
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Evenly spoon the Onion Apple Stuffing on top of the fluffed squash flesh.
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Place under broiler for 2-3 minutes.
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Enjoy!
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