Delicata squash fries

One of our family favorite side dishes are delicata squash fries.

They're easy, delicious, cheap and usually easy to find in the fall.

I typically buy mine at Trader Joe's.

Rinse the squash off

Cut longways and scoop the seeds out.

Cut 1/4 inch slices

Once your squash is sliced up, put the slices in a bowl and drizzle with coconut oil. I used about 1/4 cup.

Add salt + pepper.

I also added our favorite garlic blend from Trader Joe's.

Sooo darn delicious.

Once your squash is seasoned, spread out on a baking sheet and cook for 15-20 min at 400.

I flip mine over after about 10 min and bake until browned.

We eat these like candy!

They are a little sweet and a little salty and the best side dish to any dinner.

Happy fall y'all!

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Ashley Ditto said…

These look amazing! I enjoy following you on Instagram. You always have the yummiest food cooking.

Ashley from @freedomgracefarm

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