There are several ways to prepare butternut squash for baking. The simplest way is to peel it with a vegetable peeler or a sharp knife. Slice or peel downward, following the curve of the butternut squash. Then cut off the top and bottom, slice it vertically and scoop out the seeds and pulp with a spoon. It is now ready to be cut into large cubes!
Find out how to make a lactose-free creamy lactose-free pasta with pumpkin and mushrooms from scratch. Below, we have answered some questions about this Italian pasta dinner.
Butternut squashes, peeled and cut into large cubes
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750 g |
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Brown mushrooms, cut into thick slices
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250 g |
Dried oregano
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1 tbsp |
Smoked paprika powder
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1 tbsp |
Garlic powder
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1 tbsp |
Olive oil
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3 tbsp |
Onion finely chopped
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1 |
Garlic clove finely chopped
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1 |
Plain flour
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2 tbsp |
Arla® LactoFREE Milk semi-skimmed
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300 ml |
Casarecce pasta
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400 g |
Baby spinach
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Sometimes dinner should feel a little ‘extra’. And it should be full of flavour as well as easy to make! Our creamy lactose-free pasta with pumpkin and mushroom is just that. It has a sweet and savoury pumpkin twist, and the velvety-smooth lactose-free cream and garlic sauce help coat the pasta and vegetables in a beautiful and appetizing layer fit to spice up busy weekdays, special occasions, or simply any day you want to treat yourself and your closest to something tasty!
After trying our pasta with baked mushrooms and pumpkin, you will want to try pumpkins in all your recipes! While the mushrooms add a savoury, earthy flavour, the pumpkin provides a bit of natural sweetness – especially if the edges are mildly caramelized in the oven – creating a harmonious savoury-and-sweet combination that the spinach help to balance out.
For a variation on the delicious pasta dinner, try a scrumptious lactose-free pasta with salmon and asparagus! And if you need a light pre-dinner snack when you are having guests over, a bowl of artichoke dip with grainy crispbread is just the right thing.