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As I was flipping through my Nigella Express cookbook recently, this recipe for butternut squash with pecans and blue cheese stood out. I'd never made butternut squash before, but there's always a first and it's hard to resist anything that has cheese and nuts involved. Once I cut into the squash I was sad I hadn't made it sooner, it was such a lovely vegetable. After I'd admired it for awhile, I cut it up into 1 inch cubes, sprinkled some thyme over top, drizzled a little olive oil over top and popped it in the oven. I let it cook up for awhile and pulled it out after the squash was tender to the touch. That's when the magic happens. I tossed a nice sprinkling of cheese and pecans over the squash and got ready to taste my first homemade butternut squash. Are you ready? Yum! It was tasty stuff! I liked the slightly sweet flavor of the squash paired with the tangy blue cheese and crunch of the pecan. This would make a great side dish for Thanksgiving, Nigella even reccomends it as a turkey alternative for vegetarians. butternut squash with pecans & blue cheese from Nigella Express serves 6-8 4 1/2 cups butternut squash 2 tablespoons olive oil 6 stalks fresh thyme 1 cups pecans 1 cup blue cheese 1 preheat oven 425° F 2 Halve the squash, leave the skin on and scoop out the seeds. Cut the squash into 1-inch pieces. 3 Put the squash into a roasting pan with oil and strip about 4 stalks of thyme of their leaves and sprinkle over the butternut squash. Roast for about 30-45 minutes or until tender. 4 Once out of the oven, remove the squash to a bowl and scatter the pecans and crumble the cheese over top, tossing everything together gently. 5 Check the seasonings and add the last couple stalks of thyme, torn into small sprigs to decorate.