Donal's Family Kitchen45 Minutes

Roast Butternut Squash, Goat’s Cheese & Sage Butter Tortellini

A rather bougie way of zhuzhing up shop-bought ingredients with fabulous results (most of the ingredients for this recipe can be bunged into a shopping trolley on the way home from work). The whipped goats' cheese also works well as a dip; add a little cream cheese if you prefer a milder flavour and then top it with oven-roasted cherry tomatoes and pitta chips for dipping.

Donal SkehanFrom the series · Donal's Family Kitchen
45 min totalServes 4Medium
Roast Butternut Squash, Goat’s Cheese & Sage Butter TortelliniRoast Butternut Squash, Goat’s Cheese & Sage Butter Tortellini
Time45 min
Serves4
SkillMedium
ShowSuper Food In Minutes
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Method

1
Preheat the oven to 200°C/180°C fan/400°F/Gas 6. Put the squash into a roasting tray with the garlic, sage and chilli flakes. Drizzle with the oil and season well, then toss to combine and roast for 40 minutes, turning once, until golden and slightly sticky. Once cooked, squish the garlic out of their skins and mix into the squash mix.
2
Meanwhile, beat the cheese with the lemon juice and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil with a whisk or in a small food processor until light, fluffy and smooth. Season well and scoop into a bowl. Toast the nuts and set aside.
3
Cook the tortellini in boiling salted water for 2-7 minutes then drain. Fry the remaining sage leaves in a little olive oil in a frying pan (skillet) until crisp, then scoop onto kitchen paper. Add the butter to the frying pan until it foams and smells nutty, then toss the tortellini in the brown butter.
4
Divide the whipped cheese between four plates. Top with the buttery tortellini, roasted squash and toasted nuts. Drizzle with honey, scatter with sage leaves and serve.
45 MinutesVegetarian
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