This luscious squash-studded bread pudding is the ideal accompaniment to roasted meats and birds, or cut it into large squares and serve as a main course with a green salad on the side. More Squash Recipes
This recipe is a keeper! We loved it. Made this for a day after Xmas brunch. I used sourdough bread, and I also added some chopped and blanched kale to up the nutrition and add some color, contrast and texture. I made it dairy-free by using Nut Pods original cashew creamer instead of half and half and non-dairy parmesan cheese. It would be great even without the prosciutto, but it definitely added that salty umami. Bacon or ham would work well, too.
Whoever said directions were missing either doesn't read... or it has been edited to include them.
I was drawn to the recipe because of the number of 5 star reviews, but they are FAKED. For pages and pages all the 5 star reviews are on the same day 10/19/20 with no comments! Shame on you for cheating us!
I added and onion with the entire leek. I also used bacon instead of prosciutto. I used coconut cream and daiya cheese because of intolerance to milk products. This recipe tastes awesome. You might also be interested in trying the Butternut Squash Gratin with Leeks, Sage and Walnuts. You can find the recipe on feastingathome.com
Would someone please provide the approximate number of cups of squash? (Why does the recipe provide the information for the leeks but not the squash?!?) I will be purchasing pre-packaged squash cubes rather than going through the process of cleaning/chopping the squash by hand and this measurement would help greatly. Thank you!
Made this for Thanksgiving and it was incredible!! My daughter is vegan, so I did flax seed eggs instead of real eggs and eliminated the cheese. I used soy chorizo instead of the prosciutto. Can’t wait to make it again!
Great recipe. I made half of the recipe, used an 8x8 Pyrex dish and baked at 400 degrees. It was perfect at 40 minutes. Next time I will add more prosciutto.
Frustrating that Food & Wine specifically includes this recipe in a collection of great make-ahead casseroles but doesn't give any advice on re-heating or how long ahead it can be made.
just made this. Leeks are out of season, used a little over 2 cups of green onions in it's place. Did add a tad over the 1/4 of freshly grated parmesean regiano and glad I did.. Had to use a smaller but deeper baking dish. Still worked out great. This recipe didn't fail. Will make again in a heart beat.
Also doesn't say at all what to do with the cheese. I assume sprinkle over the top before baking?
This recipe stole the show for a small thanksgiving dinner. I replaced the prosciutto with a savory sausage and used a gluten free baguette (celiac friendly!) and it was incredible. I cooked it in a cast iron skillet and it had the perfect amount of crunch on the edges. I cooked both the squash and the dressing at 400.
Can this be made ahead? Does it freeze well? Recommendations for temperature and time for reheating? I would like to make it even a day ahead for Thanksgiving. Thank you!
There is a mistake in this recipe. The leeks are missing from step 3.
