Roasted butternut squash pasta with crematta & burrella.

Roasted butternut squash pasta with crematta & burrella.

All it takes to make something special are a few good ingredients. 

This is a recipe from Julienne Bruno, using their silky crematta, and burrella.

Roasted butternut squash brings a sweet, golden richness to the dish, perfectly paired with Fusilli Lunghi, which wraps around every bit of flavour. Crematta creates a silky sauce, and just before serving, a fresh cut of Burrella adds a creamy, delicate finish that ties it all together.

Give this star of the show the treatment it deserves, and adorn with plenty of drops of liquid gold. 

    Here's the method:

    Serves 2

    • Preheat your oven to 200°C. Peel and cube the butternut squash, tossing it with olive oil, salt, and a few smashed garlic cloves. Roast for about 30 minutes, turning occasionally to get that perfect caramelised finish.
    • Cook the Fusilli Lunghi al dente, and save some of that pasta water— we will use it again when building the sauce.
    • In a stainless steel pan, sauté thinly sliced garlic, shallots, and a pinch of chilli flakes in extra virgin olive oil. Stir in a touch of tomato paste to bring some depth.
    • Add the roasted squash, a ladle of pasta water, and Crematta. Stir gently as the sauce thickens and becomes velvety.
    • Toss in the cooked pasta, add a bit more Crematta, and mix until everything is coated perfectly.
    • For the final flourish, plate the pasta and slice open the Burrella. Place it beside the dish, letting its creamy texture complement every bite.
    • Serve immediately, and enjoy the balance of textures and flavours—simple, seasonal, and full of character.

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