No-brainer Recipes: Butternut Squash and Apple Casserole

Guest post by Sue at My Party of 6.

This is my absolute FAVORITE autumn dish. It is very easy to make, and yet, everyone RAVES about it and begs for the recipe. It has been a hit everywhere I’ve taken it, including Thanksgiving dinner last year.

You will need:

1 butternut squash
2 apples – whatever variety you like
1/3 cup of brown sugar, packed
3 Tablespoons of cold butter
1 Tablespoon of flour
1 teaspoon of salt
1/4 teaspoon of ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon of ground nutmeg

First, preheat your oven to 350 degrees.

Then, slice the squash in half, scoop and discard the seeds, peel and dice it. (If you are going to be in a rush, you can also buy the already prepared chunks in your produce section.)

Core and dice the apples, skin on.

Toss the apple and squash together in a baking dish.

Slice off little slivers of the butter and distribute around the apple and squash. (I couldn’t get a good picture of this.)

Combine the remaining ingredients and sprinkle on top of apple, squash and butter.

Cover and bake for 45 – 50 minutes.

Serves 6 – 8. (Unless you invite me and then I will eat the entire thing by myself!)

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Comments

  1. kel says:

    nummers!! looks yummy!

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  2. Mary Lutz says:

    This looks great! I’m adding it to my recipe collection for this Holiday season!!!

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  3. Manic Mommy says:

    I love butternut squash. I’ll definitely try this. My children may actually ingest a vegetable!

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  4. Thrift Store Mama says:

    How do you peel butternut squash? Do you use a peeler or just cut the rind away from the good stuff with a paring knife?

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  5. Sue @ My Party of 6 says:

    I just peel it with with a paring knife. The skin is kinda think, but if you had a really sharp peeler, that might work.

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  6. Sue @ My Party of 6 says:

    That would be “THICK” not think. And I re-read it 3 times. Oy.

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  7. soupisnotafingerfood says:

    That answers what am I going to do with that half a butternut squash and those apples that are in my fridge! Thanks for the suggestion. I have a sweet potato in the fridge too and I bet it would make a nice addition.

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  8. FishyGirl says:

    I’ll be trying this next week, I think. Looks delish.

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  9. Scary Mommy says:

    Oh, that looks really good. I love fall food!!

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  10. Luv2CUSmile says:

    Oh! This sounds super! I love Butternut squash but have never mixed w/ apples before. I think we will add thi sto our Christmas dinner! Very nice option along w/ our Sweet potatoes! Thx so much!

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  11. Luv2CUSmile says:

    Hey! I just wanted to post back!- I got my butternut squash & I am making this tomorrow! Woot! I will report back.

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