Nigel Slater’s recipe for pumpkin miso wedges

Nigel Slater’s recipe for pumpkin miso wedges

Roast pumpkins richly sauced with a vivid combination of flavours

There will, I almost guarantee, be a pumpkin left from Halloween. I will balance the sweetness of the flesh with a miso sauce into which I have also stirred mustard and lemon juice. Basted as the pumpkin roasts, the dark dressing will balance the pumpkin’s more candied notes. Sweet and a little spicy – just the thing for a cold night around the bonfire.

Preheat the oven to 200C/gas mark 6. Cut 750g of pumpkin into slim wedges, removing any seeds and fibres as you go. Place the slices in a single layer in a roasting tin (or as near as possible, depending on its size), then spoon 3 tbsp of groundnut oil over the pumpkin. Score 4 apples around the middle with a sharp knife, then tuck them among the pumpkin slices and roast for 30 minutes.

Continue reading… Roast pumpkins richly sauced with a vivid combination of flavoursThere will, I almost guarantee, be a pumpkin left from Halloween. I will balance the sweetness of the flesh with a miso sauce into which I have also stirred mustard and lemon juice. Basted as the pumpkin roasts, the dark dressing will balance the pumpkin’s more candied notes. Sweet and a little spicy – just the thing for a cold night around the bonfire.Preheat the oven to 200C/gas mark 6. Cut 750g of pumpkin into slim wedges, removing any seeds and fibres as you go. Place the slices in a single layer in a roasting tin (or as near as possible, depending on its size), then spoon 3 tbsp of groundnut oil over the pumpkin. Score 4 apples around the middle with a sharp knife, then tuck them among the pumpkin slices and roast for 30 minutes. Continue reading… Vegetarian food and drink, Food, Life and style, Halloween, Bonfire Night 

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