How To Cook Spaghetti Squash
How to cook spaghetti squash whole in the oven. When you bake spaghetti squash whole, everything is soft and pliable, making it a breeze to cut once it’s cookedand it’s less dangerous. Here’s how I do it 1) Heat oven to 375°; pierce skin of spaghetti squash in several places with a paring knife.
There are a few different ways to cook spaghetti squash, but roasting in the oven always makes for the most delicious flavor. Watch my spaghetti squash video below for a quick step-by-step tutorial.Spaghetti SquashSince we jumped into fall this week I thought it was perfect timing to cook up some spaghetti squash – one of my favorite fall veggies.I still remember the first time I had spaghetti squash in a restaurant years ago and thinking, “Wait, it’s naturally like this? In strings, like pasta?”. I honestly thought the waiter was lying to me and some cook in the back was shredding up squash into pasta. Sort of like. But nope, it really does come straight out of the squash like thismaking it mother nature’s version of gluten-free pasta!
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Should You Roast or Microwave Spaghetti Squash?If you search the internet for how to cook spaghetti squash you’ll find several different methods. Roasting it whole (after stabbing it a few times), microwaving it (either whole or in half) and roasting in the oven, cut in half with a drizzle of olive oil (my favorite method).Sure, microwaving is a bit faster, but the flavor from roasting with a little olive oil, salt and pepper is far superior. Meaning, you don’t have any additional work (if you don’t want to). Just serve the spaghetti squash straight up – it’s delicious!
How to Cut Spaghetti SquashYou’ll also find lots of commentary on which way to slice spaghetti squash, lengthwise or across the middle. Those in favor of across the middle argue that you’ll get longer noodles as the noodles naturally form in bands around the narrower width. Some even suggest cutting it in several slices to take advantage of that.But as you’ll see from the video above (and my furrowed brow – ha!) cutting the squash is by far the hardest part of eating it, so having to cut multiple slices is definitely not something I want to undertake.Therefore, when it comes to cutting lengthwise or across the middle, it’s really 6-to-1-half-a-dozen-to-the-other. If you cut it lengthwise, it’s easier to get the noodles out once it’s cooked. If you cut it across the narrower side, it’s easier to cut (usually in one slice with a larger knife) but then a little more work to scrape out the noodles. So pick your favorite.I find the noodle length to be about the same either way so don’t let that sway you. For me, it all depends on how large the spaghetti squash is to begin with and which way seems slightly easier to cut.Additionally, you can microwave the spaghetti squash for a couple of minutes before slicing, even if you do choose the oven roasting method, for easier slicing.
How to Cook Spaghetti SquashOnce you’ve cut your spaghetti squash open the rest is super easy. Drizzle it with avocado oil (or olive oil) and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Then flip it over on a baking sheet and cook cut-side down for 35-45 minutes at 400 degrees fahrenheit.When you remove it from the oven, flip it back over and use a fork to scrape the flesh into long spaghetti squash noodles. Watch the video below to see how I do it.Spaghetti squash is wonderfully delicious straight out of the oven. But if you’re feeling a bit creative just mix in some of your favorite veggies or top the spaghetti squash with a variety of sauces. In other words, use it any any way you’d use pasta or zucchini noodles. I personally love. But any of my zucchini recipes can be modified for spaghetti squash as well, like my, and.You could even top the spaghetti squash with the sage walnut pesto from my recipe.
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