
Let’s start with breakfast. Pancakes don’t always have to be sweet as evidenced by this recipe for Winter Squash Pancakes with Crispy Sage and Brown Butter. Likewise, these Bacon, Maple, and Butternut Squash Waffles take on a savory flavor profile and even pack a little punch with a hint of cayenne pepper.
Are you more of an eggs-for-breakfast type? Try this Breakfast Butternut Squash Hash, or this Mexican inspired Breakfast Burrito Bowl. If you’re cooking for a crowd, tried this Sausage and Butternut Squash Breakfast Casserole.
Change up your usual bowl of granola for this unconventional take on the old standby. Speaking of old standbys, how about adding some squash to your morning oatmeal? Sound crazy? Maybe a little, but this recipe sure looks worth trying.
As an inn with an English tearoom, we would be remiss if we didn’t include a Butternut Squash Scone recipe. We were intrigued by this version which includes a bacon and sage butter to top them off.

Looking to incorporate squash as a side dish? Look no further! You’ve got your Butternut Squash Bisque, Parmesan Butternut Squash Fries, Butternut and Kale Salad with Maple Roasted Chickpeas, Whipped Ricotta and Butternut Squash Crostini with Kale and Italian Sausage, Baked Butternut Squash Chips, and Cinnamon Roasted Butternut Squash.
Finally…dessert! Shake up your Thanksgiving dessert buffet and ditch the traditional /about/butternut-squash-pie-15-56a8bab85f9b58b7d0f4a523.jpg)

Does anyone recall that scene in the movie Forest Gump in which Tom Hanks spews off several dozen ways to prepare shrimp? I’m starting to feel like the butternut squash version of that scene. So, happy fall to everyone, cheers, and bon appetit!







Food looks amazing – thank you for sharing. Do you make any gluten free pancakes or baked goods?
Thank you – Chris
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