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You’ll be amazed by spaghetti squash — it’s nutritious, versatile, and a breeze to prepare. For a satisfying meal, try adding pan-seared shrimp and scampi sauce to infuse flavor into the “noodles”. Trust me, it’s a winner! Our honey-infused spaghetti squash is a delightful twist on the classic, keeping it moist and adding richness with Buckwheat Eastern Shore Honey. It's absolutely delicious! This could easily be the best spaghetti sauce you've ever tried.
Easy, Peasy, Simple Pasta Dish
Choose firm, brightly-skinned squash that’s heavy for its size and without cuts or bruises. Cook pasta by boiling water and preparing it according to the package directions. They can be tough to cut, so get ready to put in some effort!
Don’t toss the seeds from spaghetti squash (I accidentally did this). Instead, wash and roast them for a crunchy treat. Just season with salt, pepper, olive oil, and Worcestershire sauce. They’re perfect for homemade trail mixes and nut blends.
Adapting our Baked Spaghetti Squash with Parmesan Cheese
Try this amazing spaghetti squash recipe! It’s perfect once you make it your own. Spaghetti squash is a fantastic substitute for regular pasta. It stays crunchy and doesn’t get soggy when cooked properly. Think of it as a versatile base. Get creative with your food and share your delicious experiments with us. Here are some ideas:
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Add in cooked shrimp or chicken.
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Toss with red or white sauce.
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Mix in roasted tomatoes and garlic.
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Use brown sugar as a sweetener alternative in your tomato sauce.
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Create a garlic mixture by sautéing garlic in butter and adding honey, basil, and thyme.
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Make a homemade spaghetti sauce using pantry staples.
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Toss the sauce with hot pasta for the best flavor.
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Reheat your sauce over medium heat.
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Cook ground beef and spices over medium high heat for a rich meat sauce.
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Sprinkle finely grated parmesan cheese over your dish.
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Experiment with different pasta sauce recipes.
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Consider the amount of saturated fat in your ingredients.
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Serve immediately for the best taste.
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Try a simple pasta dish with minimal ingredients.
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Explore different variations of spaghetti sauce.
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Use tomato puree for a chunky textured sauce.
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Substitute fresh tomatoes for tomato sauce in your recipes.
If you decide to make this squash, or any variation that we’ve suggested, why not take a photo and share it with us using #beeinspired on Instagram. We love seeing your photos!
