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About the Recipe:
I am not sure how I discovered this, but grilling butternut is my new favourite trick to elevate a root veg. Normally we roast them or steam them and mush them, and they are always soft and textureless. This method gives them a slight chew, yet because they are sliced so thin, they will be soft on the inside. Here I have paired it with a middle eastern touch, but you could take this in any direction.

Ingredients:
1 butternut squash, peeled and deseeded
2 to 3 tbsp rapeseed oilÂ
1 bunch of parsley, chopped fine
1 bunch of mint, ribbon choppedÂ
2 to 3 tbsp Dukkah (store bought or see recipe)
Juice of 1 lemonÂ
2 to 3 tbsp olive oil
salt
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Method:
Heat a grill pan until very hot. Slice very thinly the squash into half-moons. Dredge in a bit of rapeseed oil in a large bowl. Grill on each side about 6 minutes or until you can see grill marks. Place back into the marinating bowl and add your chopped herbs and dukkah.Â