Fall is easily a squash obsessed girl’s favorite time of year! I signed up (again-I had taken a bit of a break) for a local organic produce delivery service because I wanted an opportunity to try out all different kinds of squash I normally wouldn’t think of. That being said there’s not much that beats a good ‘ole butternut squash. The only issue? The amount of time it takes to peel, cube and cook! While a roasted butternut squash is delicious for sure, often I just don’t have the time to mess with it. Equally as delicious? This butternut squash made super simple in the slow cooker.
Seriously. This could not be an easier way to get your squash fix. I simply cut the squash into a few pieces, scooped out the seeds, and let her steam away all day in the crock! Then it was super simple to scoop out the flesh and mash it together with some simple ingredients to make this perfect side dish.
I usually go a little more on the savory side with squash and even sweet potatoes but with this I decided to try out a little sweet. Just a little!! A scoop of brown sugar and a dribble of cream is all it needs. So yum!So tender after steaming that all I needed was a fork to whip this up! And the peeling? So simple after it cooks! Just let it cool enough to handle and peel that skin right off! Add the goodies and you are ready to roll! Enjoy your fall squash and forget all the work!
This Slow Cooker Easy Whipped Butternut Squash could not be an easier way to get your squash fix. Simply cut the squash into a few pieces, scoop out the seeds, and let it steam away all day in the crock!
Since it was just a side dish for us it easily served all four of us and then there was a bit left over for my lunch the next day. I didn’t measure out our servings….maybe around 1/2 cup each?
I would enjoy knowing how many this served. I cannot imagine it was for more than three. Please advise. Thanks.
Since it was just a side dish for us it easily served all four of us and then there was a bit left over for my lunch the next day. I didn’t measure out our servings….maybe around 1/2 cup each?