Baked Butternut Squash Chips

Baked Butternut Squash Chips

A perfect treat for you and your dogs!

 
 
Baked Butternut Squash Chips

5.0 from 1 reviews
Baked Butternut Squash Chips
Good for you Butternut Squash made into healthy baked chips. Perfect snack or as a side with lunch or dinner.
Author:
Cuisine: Vegetarian
Recipe type: Side Dish
Prep time: 
Cook time: 
Total time: 
Ingredients
  • 1 Small Butternut Squash (Instead of buying a large butternut squash which would be hard to word with but several smaller ones to make more chips.)
  • Salt
  • Oil - one batch I used sunflower oil and one batch I used olive oil
Instructions
  1. Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees
  2. Wash Butternut Squash. Even though you will be peeling off the skin it just makes it easier to work with.
  3. Cut Butternut squash in half. Using a good peeler (I prefer cutco or oxo because they work the best for me) peel the skin off of the top part of the squash.
  4. The squash will be slightly sticky so you can put it in a bowl of water to clean it.
  5. Feel free to skip the step and just start cutting. Cut into thin slices (the thinner the slice the shorter the cook time). Some of the slices you might want to cut the middle out of but the top portion should not really have any seeds in it so it would be perfectly safe to just eat the whole piece.
  6. Put the Butternut Squash chips in a bucket of water to soak and get any stickiness off.
  7. Start the same process with the bottom part of the squash. The bottom part is where you will find the seeds and all the parts that you will not want to eat. It will take several slices to get down to the seeds.
  8. Once you get there you will want to clean all of that out. Since it is Spring it is a great time to save the seeds and plant them so that you can grow your own Butternut Squash for next season or you can just put them in the compost bin and let nature take its course.
  9. Once you have cleaned out as much of the insides as possible you can start cutting chips again. I started to cut an area out like I had in the top part of the squash but soon realized there would not be much left so I just made sure it was as clean as possible.
  10. Take the first batch out of the water refresh the water and put the new batch in to clean off.
  11. Oil the baking sheet you are going to use. I poured enough oil to cover the bottom and then used that oil to make sure that both sides of the chips were covered in oil.
  12. Once both sides are covered in oil sprinkle salt over the chips immediately before putting into the preheated oven.
  13. Flip the Butternut Squash over halfway through cook time.
  14. You can leave off the salt and sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar for a sweeter treat.
Notes
Butternut Squash is a great treat for your dogs. As long as they are eating an already balanced diet they do not need the salt or the sugar from sweet version. They might really enjoy it if you sprinkle some cinnamon on the chips before they go in the oven. I know Davinia and Indiana will stay in the kitchen waiting if there is cinnamon cooking in the oven. So don't be surprised if you find a few extra bodies in the kitchen with you while these Butternut Squash Chips are baking.

 
 
Baked Butternut Squash Chips
 
 

Davinia and Indiana decided to take a nap while the Butternut Squash Chips were cooking. They would have been wide awake if I had been making them with cinnamon like in the alternate suggestion.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Nap Time
 
 

Amazon Native Ads – Pet Supplies

Comments

  1. When I saw your post in the reader, I knew I had to read it. These look so tasty and I know they are healthy. Your beautiful two will have a nice treat to eat…or, as you said they prefer the cinnamon. lol! Thanks for the share…gives me an idea for my Lovie & Amanda.
    Miss Kitty & Mum, Loretta
    Miss Kitty recently posted..Kitty’s Pretend PlayMy Profile

  2. What a fun recipe!! Thanks for stopping by my Vegetarianmamma.com page! Glad to connect! I am enjoying your page! We are looking into getting an allergy alert service dog for our boys who have life threatening allergies to nuts. 🙂
    Cindy

  3. Thank you so much for sharing this! Being a vegetarian and a dog mom to a dog with allergies to wheat, this recipe is like a match made in blogging heaven! 🙂

  4. Awesome! So very excited with all the entries this week! Thanks for linking up at our Gluten Free Fridays party! I have tweeted and pinned your entry to our Gluten Free Fridays board on Pinterest! 🙂

    Cindy from vegetarianmamma.com
    Cindy (Vegetarian Mamma) recently posted..Olive and Bean Puffs – #glutenfree #veganMy Profile

  5. Looka delish like everything you guys usually make!!!!!!

  6. Adorable,adorable puppies. I am a dog lover also so I understand why you named your website after them. I have never heard of making squash tips before. Thanks for sharing this, can’t wait to try. Great snack that is healthy!
    Lisa

  7. Mom printed the recipe I can’t wait to try them! Love Dolly
    Dolly the Doxie recently posted..Snowed in: Keeping Your Dog ActiveMy Profile

  8. This sounds really really good! I’m going to have to give it a try for both myself and Petal. 😉 Thanks!
    Marquie recently posted..Tasty Tuesday: Tasty ReviewsMy Profile

Trackbacks

  1. […] 12. Baked Butternut Squash Chips […]

  2. […] from Lazy Budget Chef. We love Pumpkin and we liked dehydrated treats like Dried Sweet Potato, Baked Butternut Squash and Oven Dried Strawberries so we probably love Dried Pumpkin Treats too and they are allergy […]

Copyright © 2024 · Two Little Cavaliers · All Rights Reserved · Design By RL Web Designs

%d bloggers like this: