When I saw this recipe on the list I was excited to make it as it contains some of my favorite flavors- squash, apples, brown sugar and Brussels sprouts. After last weeks less then stellar recipe, my anticipation grew throughout the week waiting for Friday to arrive. Unfortunately, I spent most of Friday in bed with a migraine so Ari took the helm for this recipe.
The recipe was as easy as could be. I had bought pre-cut squash rather then having to deal with peeling and butchering a whole one. Oddly, the recipe says papillote- which traditionally is parchment paper, but in the directions it says aluminium foil. Ari stuck to the traditional method and used parchment but I am sure either would have been fine.
After filling the four packages, he had some of the vegetables leftover so those were baked separately in a roasting pan. I am so glad there was more than those four packages left! He brought me up a tray with a single package in it and I sent him back for the all the rest!
The squash and apple were soft and tender and Brussels sprouts were sweet with the brown sugar. It was incredibly good and I am happy to say, that this recipe will definitely be made again (& again)!
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Tricia S. says
Feel better !! Kudos to Ari for jumping in- the results look amazing. I also enjoyed this since I already loved the ingredients and knew any way to prepare them would be a winner. It was still fun to try a new technique- esp one so darn quick and easy. May not re do the exact combo of this week but I am inspired to try this again with other options (or what we are “having a sale on in the fridge”).
Trevor Sis. Boom. says
Way beautiful shot up top!
Cher says
Migraines are tough 🙁 But your vegetables look wonderful.
Hope you are well receoverd. Have a good week.
Teresa says
Great photos! It’s lovely to have a partner who will take over the cooking when a migraine strikes. He did a great job.
Liz says
Ugh, sorry about the migraine! I’m glad Ari gave you a little TLC while you recovered…your veggies look beautiful~
Cakelaw says
These veges were great, weren’t they. Sorry to hear about your migraine – glad to hear that Ari can help out.
Kathy says
Hi Renee, Thanks for visiting my blog…it’s nice to get to know you. Sorry about your Migraine…glad you had a stand in chef to take care of things! Your veggies look beautiful and I agree they were delicious! I have added you to my google reader so I don’t miss you again on French Friday.
Renee says
Thanks Kathy! Nice to meet you too! I am having a lot of fun with French Fridays and it’s nice to read some new blogs!
Elaine says
I am so sorry to hear about your migraine. Those can be so debilitating and I hope that you are feeling better now. I think Ari did a great job with this recipe and I’m glad that you enjoyed it. Your photos are beautiful. We also enjoyed this one and I roasted some this weekend and actually prefer them fixed this way.
KarenP says
I’m glad you liked this one – we did too! I love your photos of the veggies peaking out of the parchment.