It looked delicious! I finally had time after the holidays to try this recipe. I loved the squash spread recipe. It was a flavorful spread. The texture of the biscuits was good, but the flavor was very flat. Maybe I did something wrong, but they just did not taste good. The next time I make them, I am definitely going to tinker with the recipe. So, I wound up with something that looked like it was supposed to...
But tasted flat. Nobody wanted to eat more than a serving, myself included.
BISCUITS
6 egg whites $ .84
1/4 cup coconut flour $ .75
3/4 cup almond flour $ 1.00
1tsp baking powder $ .05
1 1/2 tbsp grass fed butter $ .15
dash salt $ .05
Total = $2.84
SQUASH SPREAD
1 baked butternut squash $ 3.85
3 tbsp grass few butter $ .30
1 tsp cinnamon/ pinch salt $ .05
Total = $4.20
To prepare butternut squash, bisect the squash lengthwise, scoop out the seeds, and bake on a cookie sheet (open face down) at 400 for 30 minutes. Let cool, then scoop out flesh and mash with other ingredients...
But, all was not lost. While I did not have time to try my hand at making another batch of biscuits, I did not want the Butternut Squash Spread to go to waste. Enter the quick and easy Paleo Butternut Squash Pie!
I made a quick paleo pie crust (LOVE the simplicity of that recipe!!!) and while it was cooking in the oven, I mixed 2 eggs,a healthy squirt of honey, a tbsp of vanilla extract, a tablespoon of baking powder, and some cinnamon and nutmeg in with the butternut squash. Poured into the finished pie crust, I baked it at 350 for an hour.
PIE FILLING
Squash spread $4.20
2 eggs $ .28
honey/vanilla/baking powder/spices $ .75
Total = $5.23
PIE CRUST
1 1/2 cups nut flour $1.50
4 tbsp grass fed butter $ .70
Total = $2.20 + $5.23 = $7.43 per pie
I forgot to take an after picture, but it was a very pretty pie, I promise. :-)
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