Women's Health (UK)

ROASTED SQUASH AND RED ONION

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This serving of butternut squash arms your immune system with a good dose of vitamin A. Without adequate reserves, you can be more susceptibl­e to infections – and take longer to recover

INGREDIENT­S butternut squash • red onion, chopped

• 1 tbsp olive oil • pinch of ground cumin • pinch of

ground coriander

• pinch of sumac • pinch of chilli flakes

• pinch of black sesame seeds • 40g

natural yoghurt • 5g

mint leaves, chopped

• ½ tsp pomegranat­e molasses •2

wholemeal flatbreads

• chicory leaves • sliced almonds •

mixed seeds

METHOD

1 | Preheat the oven to 200°C, then prepare the squash. Peel the skin if you prefer, then halve it, remove the seeds and cut it into chunky wedges.

2 | Toss the squash with the onion in the oil, spices and sesame seeds, then season and whack on a tray to bake for 25 mins.

3 | Combine the yoghurt, mint leaves and pomegranat­e molasses. Dollop on to the flatbreads and pile with the chopped roasted squash, chicory leaves, almonds and whatever seeds you like – pomegranat­e and toasted sunflower make a tasty combo.

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