sauteed squash ribbons
This dish was created in a lightbulb moment when I was peeling zucchini for "Zucchini Pineapple" (a canning recipe) and realized after I threw the first peel in the compost that we usually EAT the peel. We liked it so much that night that tonight I added a yellow squash and used it as a bed for some wild salmon.
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yield
1 person per squash
prep time
5 Min
cook time
5 Min
method
Saute
Ingredients For sauteed squash ribbons
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1summer squash (yellow or green) per person
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evoo to coat pan
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large pat of butter from grass-fed cows
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dashsea salt to taste
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freshly ground black pepper
How To Make sauteed squash ribbons
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11. Heat large saute pan on Medium and coat with extra-virgin olive oil.
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2Using a vegetable peeler, peel 1 squash per person (my large pan holds enough for 2 people) into the oil. Stop when you hit seeds, rotate the squash to get all the peel and non-seedy flesh.
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3Using tongs, toss the squash in the hot oil until tender. Add a pat of butter and toss.
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4Plate it up and sprinkle with sea salt and freshly-ground pepper to taste. You can top with sauteed or grilled salmon with dill and a squeeze of lemon juice as shown, grilled chicken would be nice, or just serve as a side dish. I suppose this is low-sodium (it depends on how much salt you put on, just a tiny sprinkle per plate will do), but the way I make it with oil and then butter I won't call it low-fat. You can always add fresh or dried herbs at the last minute to boost the taste if you omit the salt, but we liked the simplicity of just salt and pepper in this dish. - Last Step: Don't forget to share! Make all your friends drool by posting a picture of your finished recipe on your favorite social network. And don't forget to tag Just A Pinch and include #justapinchrecipes so we can see it too!
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