This simple butternut squash recipe is born from a desire to strip back the fuss and focus on what really matters: flavor, texture, and ease. There’s a certain satisfaction in roasting a whole vegetable until it’s tender and sweet, no complicated sauces needed. It’s a humble dish, but one that feels like a little celebration … Read more
Roasted butternut squash feels like a cozy winter secret—sweet, smoky, and impossibly versatile. It’s one of those ingredients that can be a snack, a side, or a base for something more complex. The process is simple, but the flavor payoff is worth paying attention to. Why I keep coming back to roasted butternut squash It’s … Read more
I’ve been messing around with butternut squash for years, but I recently discovered that roasting it in high heat with a bit of smoked paprika turns it into a deeply flavored side—no fuss, no fuss. It reminds me of those lazy Sunday afternoons when I just want something warm and hearty without standing over the … Read more
When I first tried roasting butternut squash with a dash of maple and spices, it felt like discovering a secret. That caramelization and smoky warmth transformed humble squash into something a bit more special. It’s a simple dish, but the layering of flavors makes it feel like a treat, especially in the chilly months. Why … Read more
About author
Hi! I’m Jonny Andrew Miller!!!
The cook, taster, and slightly messy mind behind Bite & Boom. I live in Austin, Texas, a city that smells like barbecue smoke, fresh tortillas, and late-night tacos if you wander long enough. It suits me. I’ve never been great at rushing through life, but I’m excellent at slowing down for food that hits hard and lingers longer than expected.
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