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Stuffed
Butternut
Squash
By Mark Bittman
Butternut Mac-n-Cheese
By Tara Parker-Pope
Y I E L D 8 to 10 servings
TIME 2 hours
When Kim Quay needed a name for her catering and prepared food business, in Morrisville, Pa., her mother
suggested Comfort Food. Ms. Quay, whose menu is based on whatever foods the local farmers happen to be
providing, thought the name was apt. She likes to take traditional foods and recreate them based on the season and
the produce that is available. Adding pureed butternut squash to this dish cuts the cheese in half but adds more
flavor. Ms. Quay said it’s one of her most popular fall dishes. “We sell so much of that, and you don’t have to feel as
bad eating it,’’ she said. “You might not want to eat it every single day, but you’re still lowering the guilt factor.’’
INGREDIENTS PREPARATION
Step 3
To assemble the dish: Place cooked elbow macaroni in bowl. Pour half
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of the cheese sauce over and add puréed, roasted butternut squash.
Fold together. If it seems too dry, add the rest of the cheese sauce.
Place in an ovenproof dish and heat for 15 minutes at 325 degrees.
PRIVATE NOTES
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