All the Paleo staples in one
Mango-Bacon-Butternut Squash Hash Ingredients
3 slices bacon, cut into 1/4-inch squares
1 butternut squash, peeled and cubed
1 teaspoon thyme
1 mango, peeled and cubed
salt and ground black pepper, to taste
How to Make Mango-Bacon-Butternut Squash Hash
Place bacon in a large skillet and cook over medium-high heat, turning occasionally, until evenly browned, about 5 minutes. Add squash and thyme; cook and stir until squash begins to brown, 10 to 15 minutes. Add mango; cook and stir until heated through, about 5 minutes.
Mango-Bacon-Butternut Squash Hash Nutritions
Calories: 423.5 calories
Carbohydrate: 91.3 g
Cholesterol: 14.9 mg
Fat: 6.6 g
Fiber: 14.6 g
Protein: 11.8 g
SaturatedFat: 2.1 g
ServingSize:
Sodium: 416.8 mg
Sugar: 29.1 g
TransFat:
UnsaturatedFat:
Mango-Bacon-Butternut Squash Hash Reviews
For me this was too sweet. The sweetness of the mango and the sweetness of the butternut needed some heat or some savoriness to offset it. I think the issue is the description on "one butternut squash" The butternut squash I had , after paring was close to 2 1/2 pounds of squash.. the description shows this to feed 2 people so I cannot imagine anyone being able to eat a pound and 1/4 of butternut. I didnt even put the full amount of squash in as it seemed like way too much for the amount of bacon.So I will make this again, but adjust the squash amount or add more bacon or sausage and some heat
I ran out of frozen mango, but I had some roasted squash, bacon and kale in the fridge so thought Id try that combo. Its delicious I think the slight bite of the greens might balance the sweetness of the squash better, anyway -- it was plenty sweet for me without the fruit. I julienned the kale and added it along with some minced garlic after crisping the bacon (and draining all but 2 tbls. of the fat), then added the squash and a dash of white balsamic vinegar. Fantastic side or main dish
This was delicious I didnt have thyme or mango but bacon & squash is a great combo. I covered the pan and added a dash of water to help steam the squash during the first half of the cooking. Once it started to soften I took the lid off and let the water evaporate. Squash browned nicely. I paired it with the Simple Slow Roast Chicken recipe (http://allrecipes.com/recipe/simple-slow-roast-chicken/).
Peeling and cubing the squash was a pain, but the recipe was very good. I did add some chopped onions for additional flavor. Definitely will make it again
Made it exactly according to the directions and all of us (hubby and two teen daughters) loved it. Had it with plain scrambled eggs on the side.
Added some white sweet potato and asparagus, used sage instead of thyme. DELICIOUS Will make again.
Im always pressed for time, so I picked up some butternut squash that was already peeled and cubed. I used bacon and thyme, but I toasted pecans and added those, as well as some spinach instead of the mango because the squash is sweet enough. The pecans added crunch, and another layer of nutty flavor. I served this with a drizzle of good olive oil. Yum
Not sure how a family full of picky eaters would like this but all of them said they loved it I loved how easy it was to make. The only thing I did different was fill the bottom of the pan with bacon (six or seven slices). Great addition to breakfast for dinner meals
Pretty good, Me being a bacon lover would do a couple more strips of bacon and maybe add some chopped onion as well, otherwise Im sure Ill be doing this again.
I made it exactly as the recipe said and wouldnt change a thing. I really didnt expect to like this, it just sounded unique so I tried it. I served it with pork chops and applesauce and the flavors blended beautifully I will make this again
Very tasty. The cubed squash is not previously cooked. I did add about 1/2 cup water to the pan along with the squash and steamed for 5 min then uncovered to brown. It does cook quickly. I added 1 tsp garlic powder, salt and pepper. I added 2 tbsp maple syrup insted of mangoes because of previous comments of the mango being too sweet. Will definitely make this again.
Good served with poched egg over it
This was delicious. Very unexpected, but good combination of flavors. I added water twice to steam the butternut squash as others suggested and also added 3 small pinches of cayenne pepper. I cooked with 2 mangos and 6 pieces of bacon. It was quite a satisfying scramble. Cheers
The recipe needs seasoning help. Other reviewers talk about its sweetness, so I added onion, like others. It needed more. Depending on your taste and size of squash, it needs 1/3 cup of sauted onion or more. I also added a salt-pepper-paprika mix instead of thyme, but it needed more. Curry powder was THE answer. In the end, its just a bit too much squash taste. If I do this again, I would do 4 slices of bacon or some honey ham, 1/2 cup of diced onion, and add 1/2 to 1 Tblsp of curry powder along with some salt.
I made it with a little bit of crushed red pepper for heat and loved it
I made it with apples instead of mango...DELISH
We followed the the recipe, just doubled the bacon It was great, just enough flavor all around. Added 4 scrambled eggs on the side.
The thyme didnt seem to fit well. Next time I will try some other herbs.I tried what other reviewers suggested and added some water to soften the squash. It ended up getting mushy, and never crisped up. Maybe giving it a quick zap in the microwave instead would help?This isnt a good meal for making leftovers.
We enjoyed this. I did add a potato and some kale to it just because.
Didnt have mango, so I used a fresh peach instead. Kept heat high for sweet potato chunks to get a crunchy texture. I kept heat at "6" on my electric range. I used Lawrys seasoning salt instead of plain salt/pepper because I like the cayenne/paprika taste. This turned out fantastic, and I will make again.
Not sure what I did wrong but it was not as tasty as I thought it would be. Will try again
I like spicy, so I added some red pepper flakes. Delish
I used an apple instead of mango, because thats what I had. I also toasted some walnuts and put that in with the apple. Very good.
Delicious recipe and perfect for fall. I didnt have fresh thyme and ended up using 2 cloves of minced garlic instead. I also used more bacon to balance out the proportions of the butternut squash.
Actually made this twice, since the entire squash was too much for a family of three adults. I also doubled the bacon and cut back on the thyme, but eveyone loved it. Will definitely do again. The mango was good, but I will also try with pineapple.
I will make it again exactly as in the recipe. Good enough to serve for company.
I added 1/2 an onion, garlic , still blan.Im going to try it again adding some acid to try and bring out some flavor, lemon or apple cider vinegar.I hope it gets better I have a lot of squash ??
This is very good Mods: 4 slices of bacon (vs. 3). 4 cups of chopped butternut squash (vs. using the whole squash, which produced 12 cups). I also used 1 TBL fresh Thyme. I forgot the salt & pepper so next time this dish will be even more delicious. The single mango produced about a 1.5 cups. Time saving hints: cut the bacon with sharp scissors vs. trying to chop with a knife, and peel and chop the squash before hand. Any squash not used in the recipe can be seal-a-mealed and frozen. We ate this as our main (and only) dish, but it would also be a fantastic side at your Thanksgiving meal. Highly recommend
Made per recipe as we do everytime we try on Allrecipes.com recipe. Gotta tell you, this recipe sounded real tasty. However, the flavor was really lacking when we ate it. The mango didnt really add anything to the dish. The butternut squash was yummy. But this dish needs a lot more to create a lasting flavor. Might make it again, but add onion, garlic and omit the mango. Perhaps serve over rice or noodles to give the dish more body.
I made it exactly as written and served it on the side with some baked chicken. It was a little too sweet for my tastes. I think this dish would make more sense as a breakfast side dish served with eggs.
OMG. I will make this again it was amazing.
I was disappointed with this. I love bacon, I love mangoes, and I love butternut squash, but together they just arent impressive, sadly.
Absolutely delicious My husband is still raving about it Made with Bacon Wrapped Cajun Pork Loin.
I thought this was too sweet with eggs, but a perfect replacement for the dried fruit stuffing I normally pair my goose with at Christmas. I also added a bit of onion as suggested by a few others.
As I am one of those people who hardly ever follows a recipe, and sees them as a place to start, this recipe was a great place to start. I added onion, substituted apple for the mango, red pepper flakes, parsley, and butter. I used the famous Bentons bacon from Tennessee, and that really kicked up the flavor. I am thinking of blending up the leftovers and adding either half and half or coconut milk in my Vitamix to make a creamy butternut squash soup. Its a great recipe
Mine got really mushy- any thoughts?
No changes with the exception of using hatch chili infused bacon.
Tastes great Its also easy to make.
I pureed 1.5 c squash with half a bag of bacon bits and a small mango. It was okay, but a little bland.
Made this tonight for dinner but put it in a whole wheat tortilla to make burritos... used thick cut bacon and added an extra slice (It still could use more). It is really good I think like one other person said, it is sweet and could never imagine eating it by itself but it is good as a burrito and the savory bacon helps offset it.
I did not like it
Surprisingly good I used Canadian bacon and frozen mango. I defrosted the mango and it worked well. I will make this again
It was absolutely delicious
My mom had a giant long-necked pale squash from a neighbor, so I hunted for squash recipes to help her use it up, and spotted this one. It was delicious. We used apple instead of mango, and I had the idea as we started cooking to add some raisins, which turned out nicely. I thought the raisins were a great texture and added some color to the hash. My mom wants to get more bacon so she can make it again soon.
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