We’ve sung the praises of winter squash time and time again, so why are we still giving it the standard cubed-and-roasted treatment? It’s not bad, but it could be so much better. Enter this recipe for Hasselback honey-glazed squash with pistachios and chiles. It’s sweet, spicy and anything but boring.
A note on the “Hasselbacking” technique: You don’t want to slice all the way through the squash halves, so having a guide will be helpful. We like to arrange a chopstick lengthwise on either side of the squash to stop the knife from cutting to the bottom; skewers or even butter knives would work too. And if you’re *so over* butternut, try another squash: Delicata would be delightful (no peeling!), or if you can find the cute but elusive Honeynut, by all means, switch it up.
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Source: https://www.purewow.com/recipes/hasselback-honey-glazed-squash-with-pistachios-and-chiles
