I prepared this using butternut squash. I did the browned butter, honey and sage variation with great results. It was so good with our dinner. This will be enjoyed by us many times. Thanks!
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WOW! I have been looking for a great recipe for acorn squash but had not previously found one that was as delicious as recipes for other types of squash. This one, however, knocked our socks off! I used the browned honey butter and sage option and everyone was amazed at how savory and delicious this was. It really brought out the flavors of the squash. Our family knows all about Zaar now from the great recipes I find here and they all said unanimously to "Give it 5 stars!" :) Thanks for the great recipes!
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My five-and-three-quarters year old said she "likes it better than chocolate!" Enough said. (Thank you.)
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I've eaten more acorn and butternut squash in the last few weeks than in the last year. I tried each of the four toppings and as I did I couldn't help wondering what different combinations would taste like. For instance adding freshly grated and smashed ginger to the Maple-Bacon topping or substituting Jalapeno jelly for the honey in the Browned butter-sage topping or my favorite wierd idea, 1 TBS of good wheat free soy sauce to the Ginger Marmalade-Chili flake topping.
What a great recipe to play around with. It comes out right no matter what you do or maybe because of it.
Thanx for posting this great recipe.
Pierre
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I tried the Marmalade and Jalapeno version of this. It was really good! We will definitely have this again!!
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I used the browned butter, honey and sage option and loved the subtle flavor infused into the squash. We love acorn squash and serve it frequently during the fall and winter months. I can't wait to try some of the other options.
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I followed the trend and also made the browned butter honey and sage topping. This was so good and so easy to make! The sage was a perfect complement to the squash! We love squash and will make this again and again!Thanks Bergy! Once again, another winner!!!
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I can really only comment on the browned butter, honey, and sage variant, but it was wonderful. I hadn't had acorn squash since I was a kid, and this was a great way to return to it. The sage went very well with the flavor of the acorn squash, but wasn't overpowering. I have another squash in the fridge, and next time I think I'll try a different variant.
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This was the first time I had Acorn squash as she shop had run out of Butternut squash and I thouroughly enjoyed this recipe. I used the browned butter, honey and sage glaze and it was delicious. My squash was quite small so I only used 1 tbsp of butter and 1 tbsp of honey and I still had plenty of glaze, so even when I make it again with a bigger squash I probably stick with half the recipe. I was also tempted to try the maple syrup one but didn't have any in, so I'll do that one next time! Thanks for sharing Bergy!
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I made this recipe using the browned butter honey and sage. We really liked the taste of this very quick and easy topping for acorn squash. I am going to make this again using the marmalade and jalapeno topping.
Thanks Bergy.
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Love the choices! I choose the browned butter honey and sage. It was yummy! I got a little off schedule and the squash got done before the bread so I put the butter, honey and sage in the cavity and when ready to serve, heated them in the microwave for about 45 seconds. Also, I put the whole squash in the microwave for 1 minute, turn and microwave for an additional minute. This makes cutting the squash in half easier. I use a grapefruit spoon to scoop out the seeds. Next time, I think I might give the marmalade and jalapeno a try. Thanks.
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