Fall cozy alert!!!!!!!! This mac is a hug in a bowl and then some.
For this recipe I call for aged gouda and parmesan to balance out the natural sweetness of the squash. However, feel free to use something like a sharp cheddar. Any salty low moisture cheese will work.
If you’re lactose intolerant (like myself) you’ll be happy to know that cheeses like aged gouda and parmesan are naturally very low in lactose, so this recipe will be kinder to your tummy than other cheesy pastas. If you’re particularly sensitive and want to sub out the butter for ghee, or leave it out completely, feel free!
I encourage you to make a double recipe of the squash purée and use the rest in soups. It also freezes really well.
So delicious! I also made crispy sage to go on top (from the gnocchi with brown butter recipe) and it was perfect.
Wow this might be the most delicious thing I’ve ever made!