[I]’m back in my kitchen this week… back from making pies with you up and down the east coast… back from gently and not so gently asking you to buy my dang book… back to my roasting pan.
This acorn squash was patiently awaiting my return. Just sitting tight, waiting to be more than it already is.
I hacked my way through the protective skin (didn’t even lose a finger), removed the seeds, sliced, and drizzled.
This is the result of those efforts. Let’s make it together… I mean, right!?
Acorn squash has a lovely orange flesh and an alluring savory sweet quality. It feels like the perfect match for tingly curry powder and garam masala.
Drizzle and toss. It tastes better if you use your favorite roasting pan. Trust me.
Roasted vegetables are enhanced by bright and fresh ingredients. Think: fresh parsley, pomegranate seeds, tangy greek yogurt. The warm base flavors of squash are elevated by the brightness. It’s balance. We’re doing it.
PrintCurry Roasted Acorn Squash
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- Yield: 2 small servings 1x
Ingredients
- 1 acorn squash, halved, deseeded, and sliced just under 1/2-inch thick with the skin on
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- scant 1 teaspoon curry power
- scant 1/2 teaspoon garam masala
- salt and pepper to taste
- 2 tablespoons coarsely chopped fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons plain greek yogurt
- 2 tablespoons fresh pomegranate seeds
Instructions
- Place a rack in the upper third of the oven and preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
- Place sliced squash on a baking sheet in a single layer. Generously drizzle with olive oil, curry powder, salt and pepper. Toss to coat. Roast until tender and browned, about 25 minutes depending on the thickness of your slices.
- Remove from the oven and serve warm with chopped parsley, plain yogurt, and pomegranate seeds.
Natasha
This was absolutely delicious! We don’t usually like squash, but this is our favourite now
eaberget
Oh my goodness, we had this tonight, and after an endless fall of squash, this was a perfect variation. Delicious!
Vicky
I love spiced squash dishes. I add mine to a salad with goats curd and pomegranate. But love the idea of serving it like this with yoghurt.
Dina
Yummy, pretty and healthy–recipe trifecta!
The Godmother (Mary)
Because curry and squash mean yes. I’ve been all about the curry when cooking this week and now I need an acorn squash to try this out. Looks delicious!
Susan
I tried this with a different type of squash from my friends farm which worked out perfectly and opened the frig for yogurt but the goat cheese was there first. The goat cheese, parsley, and squash was delicious.
Nutty Nutritionist
It’s so pretty with the pomegranate seeds! love it.
CakeSpy
Gimme dat. Yum!
Jennifer Allison
Curious about eating the skin as well…I’ve always roasted squash (acorn, delicata…) in halves and scooped out the flesh to eat. Noticed you and Shutterbean have recently posted recipes with the squash skin on. Are you peeling before eating…or…? Is there a ‘rule’ depending on squash type?
Teffy
Love acorn squash!!
I love the simplicity of this recipe, sometimes it’s amazing to just go back to basics and enjoy food! Need to give this a go =)
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Alice @ The Kitchen Smiths
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This is like a roasted pumpkin recipe I am going to make this weekend. I’ve never had acorn squash, so I might give this a go when I get through the pumpkin!
Alice x
Tasia Crawford
I made this: https://food52.com/recipes/31228-abc-kitchen-s-butternut-squash-on-toast
tonight with acorn squash and it was awesome. I’m looking forward to this curried acorn squash tomorrow (we grew a lot of squash this year).
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jenna @ justjfaye.com
I have an acorn squash that needs to be made into something. This would be the perfect recipe to use.
pastapieandpirouettes
I just made two pumpkin recipes today, but when I see a recipe like this I still feel like making it. Pumpkin just doesn’t get boring I guess.