I am so pleased to participate in Vegan MoFo, as my blog comeback, this month. I plan on posting 6 days a week, taking Sunday’s off for the next week’s planning and a rest. I intend on each week being dedicate to a different theme– and this week is going to be all about Autumnal ingredients!
So let’s kick of day of one of the Vegan Month of Food with squash, shall we?
Remember carrot butter?
Sneak some more veggies into your diet with this super easy spread!
And it is soooo easy! Just steam and blend kabocha squash (or any other squash, for that matter, but kabocha lends a uniquely buttery sweet texture and taste). If desired, add some warming spices, such as ginger, cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, all-spice, or cayenne.
Suggested uses: use kabocha butter in place of mayonnaise on a sandwich, in a nut butter sandwich in place of (or in addition to) jam. I made a kabocha butter and cashew butter wrap. Yum!, put simply.
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What is your favorite squash?
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I love this idea so so much, I get bored of hummus as my wrap-sticker-together-er sometimes, but this would be lovely with veggies in a wrap. Genius girl!
That is a fabulous idea. And it’s so pretty!
the squash/cashew butter combo sounds delicious! also, my kids love sandwiches, so this seems like a neat way to get more veggies into them!
What a great idea! I just tweeted a link to this simple and fabulous recipe!
So glad I found your blog via JL! Thrilled to have another vegan and gluten free resource! 😀
great recipe, I know what i’ll be making tomorrow !
Great idea! I absolutely love kabocha squash.
That looks super beautiful!
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!! I love kabocha!! My VeganMofo post for tomorrow is dedicated to kabocha squash =)
Kabocha is my favorite squash! I can’t wait to try this recipe out. Thank you for sharing!
I second what Nicole said, kabocha is the my favorite by far. Loving your blog!
An old macrobiotic recipe I use is squash, miso (light or dark) and any nut butter of choice. Miso and nut butter to taste, mix all together and use as a dip or spread on waffles or pancakes!