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Roasted Cauliflower with Spaghetti Squash and Crisp Prosciutto
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13 Reviews
Nicole L.
February 17, 2019
I think it's superfluous to bake the squash at 375, and the cauliflower at 400, separately?
Spaghetti squash cooks beautifully at 400, cut in half, cut side down, and much faster. Then you can cook the cauliflower at the same time and cut the total time down by like, a lot.
Spaghetti squash cooks beautifully at 400, cut in half, cut side down, and much faster. Then you can cook the cauliflower at the same time and cut the total time down by like, a lot.
Margaux
December 22, 2015
I loved the simplicity but fabulous flavors of the pancetta (didn't have prosciutto) cauliflower, garlic, and sage together. The squash didn't cook all the way after an hour so I threw it in cut in half, face down for another 20 mins. A squeeze of lemon at the end brightens it up a bit. We COULD NOT stop eating this! A new favorite for sure.
CristyLeeNYC
September 15, 2014
Delicious! I cooked both the squash and cauliflower together at 400, putting the cauliflower in about 20 minutes after the squash. Next time, I'll bump the temp to 425, which should make this meal particularly fast and easy.
rachaelmr
October 6, 2011
This was super delicious - thank you!! I always think about cauliflower and spaghetti squash but forget how much I like them - now I can have their loveliness AT THE SAME TIME!! mmmmmm...
ellencf
November 7, 2010
Can this be done without the meat? I have to make a dish for an event where there are a lot of vegetarians and this sounds great except for the meat.....
kimiamaz
October 4, 2010
Made this tonight for dinner. Was perfect as I had some spaghetti squash and cauliflower hanging out in the fridge. Even my 14 year old liked it despite an initial protest over squash (and a rebuke bout how I should know she hates squash....). Served it with a baked chicken breast. NO leftovers. I used two slices of applewood smoked bacon diced up instead of the prosciutto (drained most of the fat off) and added about two tablespoons of cream at the end. Sort of made an eggless, pasta free carbonara. THX!
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