Red lentil and butternut squash curry aka butternut squash lentil curry is a rich, creamy and vegan-friendly curry which is perfect for the chilli days of autumn and winter season.
Butternut squash and chickpea curry aka squash chickpea curry is a rich, creamy and vegan friendly curry which is perfect for the chilli days of autumn and winter season.
When you need a ricotta cheese substitute in the kitchen, there's no need to panic because there are plenty of easy ingredients to swap out for ricotta! Perhaps you're looking for an easy ricotta substitute that is dairy-free or maybe you didn't realize.
Lemon ricotta cookies are a fabulous way to use ricotta, but you may find yourself buying ricotta, simply to make more of these!
Hasselback butternut squash is a scrumptious hasselback recipe which is hugely famous during winter.
Buttercup squash vs kabocha squash: A complete guide to the differences and similarities between these unique and delicious winter squashes! Don't worry if you don't know how to tell them apart, many people think they look exactly the same! Keep reading.
This sweet and savory butternut squash pasta is a stunning vegetarian meal or holiday side dish.
Ricotta Stuffed Squash Blossoms are batter fried squash blossoms stuffed only with Ricotta cheese to emphasize their tender and delicate flavour.
Ricotta gnudi are a delicious meal, especially for cheese lovers or vegetarians.
Chocolate, Pear and Ricotta Cake Step By Step Recipe.
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Italian ricotta, raisin and chocolate doughnuts are lovely little pillows of fried dough which are difficult not to eat straight out of the pan!
Roasted Butternut Squash Pasta with Ricotta and Toasted Walnuts is a favorite pasta for fall.
Beautiful mini summer fruit tarts, filled to the brim with with honeyed ricotta and fresh summer fruits.
This vegan squash casserole recipe is a perfect comfort food that will enrich your dinners.
This past year I began making my own ricotta cheese, which turns out is not only pretty easy to do, but the result is amazing … rich, creamy ricotta that you can eat by the spoonful all by itself.
We had this with rice, but small pasta or quinoa would be good - or just some good bread.
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