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Walnut-Rasin Chutney in a Butternut Squash Bowl

Walnut-Rasin Chutney in a Butternut Squash Bowl
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    TakeThymeToCook's Notes: Butternut Squash is the perfect fall meal. Get the right size and it can be perfect to serve for 1 too. But something still seems to be missing when you present it whole on your plate...

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Serves 1-4

  1. Wash the buttternut squash and cut in half. Lay face-up in pan and fill with just enough water so that the water does not reach or splash up on the squash's meaty side.

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  2. Pour the melted butter on the squash and make sure most of the squash absorbs some. Pour all excess into the hole (or pocket) where the seeds were.

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  3. Spread the 1/4 cup brown sugar over the face of the squash, including inside the "pocket".

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  4. Pour most of the brandy over the sugar and any remainders into the water or the "pocket" (No more than 2 tablespoons in the pocket).

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  5. Add chopped walnuts to butter-alcohol mix in the pocket. Top with raisins and 1 additional Tablespoon of brown sugar for each pocket.

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  6. Sprinkle the whole concoction with cloves.

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  7. Make at 350 for 40-50 mintues, or until squash meat is soft when stuck with a fork.

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