Name: Easy Thanksgiving Carrot, Butternut Squash and Walnut Soufflé Recipe
Ingredients: 2 ½ pounds Butternut Squash, peel and cut into chucks; 2 ½ pounds Carrots, peel and cut into chunks; 6 ounces Sweet Butter; ½ cup Flour; ¼ cup Light Brown Sugar; 6 Eggs; ½ cup Rum Raisins, (raisins marinated in rum, for at least a couple days); 1 cup Walnuts chopped; 2 tablespoons Sage and Rhyme chopped; 2 tablespoons Parsley chopped; 1 tablespoon Tahitian Vanilla; Salt and Pepper to taste

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Easy Thanksgiving Carrot, Butternut Squash and Walnut Soufflé Recipe

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Ingredients

2 ½ pounds Butternut Squash, peel and cut into chucks
2 ½ pounds Carrots, peel and cut into chunks
6 ounces Sweet Butter
½ cup Flour
¼ cup Light Brown Sugar
6 Eggs
½ cup Rum Raisins, (raisins marinated in rum, for at least a couple days)
1 cup Walnuts chopped
2 tablespoons Sage and Rhyme chopped
2 tablespoons Parsley chopped
1 tablespoon Tahitian Vanilla
Salt and Pepper to taste

Instructions

Preheat Oven to 350ºF / 180ºC

Poach the Butternut Squash in boiling water until cooked thoroughly. Drain thoroughly and process with the food processor until very smooth. Do the same for the Carrots.
In a large pot, add the butter, when foamy add the flour and cook for a couple minutes, add the processed vegetables, add the eggs, raisins, brown sugar, Walnuts, vanilla, Sage and thyme and salt and pepper to taste.
Pour into a buttered lasagna style pan, sprinkle with Reggiano and bake for 45 minutes.

Notes

For the Food Processor: click here

For the Lasagna Pan: click here

For the Offset Spatula: click here

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