Butternut Squash Pizza with Caramelized Onions and Greens
Beside pumpkin, butternut squash seems to be one of the most popular squashes for the fall. Just like squashes in general, there’s many uses for butternut squash. You can make soup, sauce, a pie or cut the squash into cubes and make something like a potato hash. The more I think about it, I think butternut squash has the most ways of being used out of any squash. Butternut squash is mild in flavor with a sweet and nutty…
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