Stuffed Delicata Squash Ground Turkey

Stuffed Delicata Squash Ground Turkey – Delicata squash stuffed with ground turkey, zucchini, ginger, and spinach is a balanced meal, perfect for fall and winter! This recipe is perfect for those on a paleo, whole30, Low-FODMAP, or AIP diet.

Did you make my Zucchini and Ground Turkey Skillet from a few weeks ago? If so, you already know 80% of this recipe!

Stuffed Delicata Squash Ground Turkey

For this zucchini fritters recipe, I prepare my own zucchini and ground turkey ribs and use them for the squash fritters.

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Place the delicata squash on a cutting board and use a sharp knife to cut off the ends and tails of the squash.

Drizzle the squash with avocado oil (or very hot oil) and spread your hands over the exposed flesh to seal well.

Place the squash cut side down on a large baking sheet. Bake for 30 to 40 minutes, until the squash is very tender when pierced with a fork.

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Once the squash is cooked, the turkey pan is ready, just spoon the turkey mixture onto each half of the squash and serve!

If needed, add more bowls of food if you get really hungry! Otherwise, this recipe should serve three to four people.

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Action: 1 of 4 | Calories: 333 kcal | Carbs: 27 g | Protein: 24 g | Fat: 15 g | fiber: 2 g | Sugar: 10 g

It’s delicious! Even my non-squash boys love it (I’m a huge fan). I didn’t have any spinach, so I threw in a bunch of spring onions. Basically, it’s a very forgiving recipe. Turkey hash is a great breakfast. Thanks for posting!

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Congratulations to me! I’m glad you and your family enjoyed the recipe! I just love fresh and full 🙂 xoxo

Forgot courgettes Uk Other bits and bobs left in the fridge celery feta cheese pine nuts a little balsamic good.

This dish has become a staple in our Fall rotations – it’s delicious, it’s beautiful, and we can’t get enough of it! I follow the recipe exactly but saute some onions before adding to the turkey and add a pinch of fresh sage and herbs and it works wonders. La la LOVE this dish! THANK YOU for sharing it with the world! This Delicata Paleo Turkey Taco Stuffed Delicata Squash recipe is a fun twist on tacos. Easy to make, 30-something friendly, dairy-free, and perfect for lunch!

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It’s super easy to make, hearty, and a fan favorite way to enjoy the all-time favorite: tacos.

Don’t get me wrong, I love straight up tacos or taco salad.. but sometimes it’s nice to change things up a little!

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One of the things I love about this delicata squash recipe is that you can make it with just a few ingredients.

Perfect for those ‘oops I forgot to go to the store’ type nights! Here’s how to do it.

You can use store-bought taco seasoning, but I prefer to make my own taco seasoning. This recipe is my favorite.

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This ChopStir is also great for breaking up turkey while cooking. We use it all the time!

Delicata squash is a little different from other squash, because you can eat the skin on it!

This is a simple recipe, so you can change it up depending on what you have. Here are some of my favorite ways to modify this recipe.

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Can this recipe be made ahead of time? Really! I highly recommend canning the squash ahead of time. You can put everything in the delicata squash and leave it in your fridge until you are ready to cook it. It can also be cooked ahead of time and reheated when ready to eat

Can this recipe be reheated? Of course, this recipe is also delicious when reheated.

These squash will keep for up to 4 days in the refrigerator. We didn’t try to freeze them.

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This Paleo Turkey Taco Stuffed Delicata Squash Recipe is a fun take on traditional tacos. Easy to make, good for 30 and a great lunch!

* Daily Values ​​are based on a 2000 calorie diet. This is an estimate and may vary depending on your food. One week from today, almost everyone will be eating turkey. A week from tomorrow, almost everyone will be eating leftover turkey. And one week from Sunday, after weeks of planning, almost everyone said it would be too long before they wanted to see turkey on their plate again. So, better get our turkey recipes now.

In fact, we don’t eat a lot of meat in our house. I’m not a big fan, and happily, Larry, who is a big fan, likes to get his steak, chorizo ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​and pork, at restaurants. But, every now and then, I sit for a moment by the stove and think about chicken meatballs or dream about the smell of my favorite ragu simmering on the stove. And sometimes, even though quinoa, farro, or chickpeas are so good, I’ll stop at the farmers market, look at a big bag of goodies, and know I need to fill them with ground turkey.

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The season is winding down for dessert, my favorite winter squash. It doesn’t take long to be like buttermilk or spaghetti, which I think is a great meal every September. I love that desserts don’t need to be peeled, they are small enough to cut easily and cook quickly. Usually, I cut them into circles or half moons, put them in olive oil, cayenne and paprika, and cook them until soft and caramelized. They’re great in a kale salad, added to butter, or piled on top of a skillet.

I have never used it as a container. I’m sure I have a mental block for stir-fries – bell peppers, tomatoes and zucchini seem full of things I don’t care to eat. But, last week, at the farmer’s market, and thinking about the fall season of desserts,  I wanted to make it a big show. That’s it. I didn’t waste time thinking about the filling because I had a mixture of turkey, apple and onion in my head as I researched to find four shapes that were the same size – long, straight , thinner than the others.

A week later I went back to the store to buy ground turkey. Meanwhile, my mind has returned to a quinoa or two. But then I bought a turkey and honestly.

Stuffed Squash With Ground Turkey And Apples {for Two!}

On Sunday, cut and seed the squash, chop the onions and garlic and leave everything else. On Monday,  while Reeve was sleeping, I roasted squash, sautéed onions, and sliced ​​apples. The whole recipe came together so quickly and smelled so good, I couldn’t care less about how everything turned out. Almost immediately. Of course. (Well, maybe I’ll run to the grocery store for some kale and pomegranate to brighten up the rest of the plate, and some food.)

This squash delicata – the taste of onion, apple, wine and pecans, the taste of turkey, sage and cayenne, and a little fat, thanks to the mascarpone that has been spread all over, and it is rich if i want it again. . At least not for a few weeks.

I’m a big fan of mise en place – getting everything ready before you start. But, enjoy this recipe. Once the pecans are toasted, you can put the squash in the oven and start chopping your onions and garlic. Once the onion is cooked, slice the apple. This will speed up the overall cooking time.

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About the mascarpone. If I’m reading a recipe that says, I’m tempted to skip it, but I try not to. The cream will help draw out all the flavors and bind the filling slightly. But, don’t worry (if you, like me, tend to worry about these things), the mascarpone does not result in a creamy filling, as you can see in the pictures.

Depending on the size of your squash, you may need more filling (you should have more than ½ cup left). Put it on rice, wrap it in a tortilla, or if you’re me, eat it straight from the pan and call it breakfast.

• Stuff the squash with the ground turkey mixture. Keep covered, in a single layer, until ready to eat. Remove it

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