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Butternut Sage Pasta

Roasted squash and sage blend into a smooth oat-milk sauce for pasta. A creamy vegan dinner with sweet squash and a fresh lemon finish.

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Prep
15 minutes
Cook
30 minutes
Total
45 minutes
Serves
4

Gather your ingredients

Everything you need.

Allergen notes

  • Wheat is commonly present in pasta, egg-free; check the actual product labels, including any gluten-free replacements.
  • Contains oats or oat products. Check labels and choose certified gluten-free products when needed; oats can still be an allergen.

Check product labels and any substitutions; packaged ingredients can introduce additional allergens.

Let's cook

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  1. Heat the oven to 220°C (425°F). Toss squash, onion and garlic with oil, salt and pepper and roast for 25–30 minutes.

  2. Cook pasta according to the packet, reserving 200 ml cooking water.

    Butternut Sage Pasta: Cook pasta according to the packet, reserving 200 ml cooking water
  3. Blend roasted vegetables with oat milk, sage and lemon juice until smooth.

    Butternut Sage Pasta: Blend roasted vegetables with oat milk, sage and lemon juice until smooth
  4. Toss sauce with drained pasta, adding cooking water until the sauce coats it evenly.

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A little kitchen know-how

  • Roast the squash until it is soft enough to crush easily before blending.

Make it yours & keep it well

Use pumpkin instead of squash and roast until completely tender.

Storage: Refrigerate for 3 days or freeze the sauce for 2 months.

Estimated nutrition per serving

490 kcal

Approximate figures; brands, portions and substitutions change the result.

Good things to know

How should I store leftovers?

Refrigerate for 3 days or freeze the sauce for 2 months.

Can I adapt this plant-based recipe?

Use pumpkin instead of squash and roast until completely tender.

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