Chunky Satay Roasted Pumpkin

This Chunky Satay Roasted Pumpkin is a side to cut through the boredom and jazz up your weeknight meal. I like to treat sides like the main event, dressing up tasty veggies with lots of fresh herbs, delicious sauces and crunchy extras… And this recipe is the perfect place to start!
Serves:

2

Prep Time:

10 minutes

Cook Time:

30 minutes

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Chunky Satay Roasted Pumpkin

Dinner sides can sometimes get a bit boring and you might find yourself turning up your nose at the classic steamed green beans and dry lettuce. We all know we should be getting more vegetables in our diets and one of the best ways to reach that goal is to make them taste good! This Chunky Satay Roasted Pumpkin is a side to cut through the boredom and jazz up your weeknight meal. I like to treat sides like the main event, dressing up tasty veggies with lots of fresh herbs, delicious sauces and crunchy extras… And this recipe is the perfect place to start!

Chunky Satay Roasted Pumpkin

This Chunky Satay Roasted Pumpkin is a side to cut through the boredom and jazz up your weeknight meal.

Serves:

2

Prep time:

10 minutes

Cook time:

30 minutes

INGREDIENTS
  • 500g pumpkin, chopped into chunks
  • 1 tbsp olive oil OR avocado oil 
  • ½ bunch coriander 
  • 1 tbsp sesame seeds
  • ½ lime, sliced into wedges
  • Salt and pepper
Sauce
  • ½ cup peanut butter, natural 
  • 2 tbsp tamari 
  • 1 clove garlic, crushed 
  • 2 tsp sesame oil 
  • 2 tbsp fish sauce OR vegan alternative
  • ½ lime, juiced
METHOD
  1. Preheat the oven to 180℃. 
  2. Place sliced pumpkin on a large baking tray and coat lightly in oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and bake in the oven for 25-30 minutes or until soft with some golden caramelised edges. 
  3. Meanwhile, prepare the sauce by combining all ingredients in a small bowl, along with ¼ cup (60ml) of water.
  4. Assemble by placing the roasted pumpkin on a plate, drizzle over the prepared sauce and top with fresh coriander, sesame seeds and a wedge of lime.
 
Notes
  • For the best results, don’t overcrowd the pumpkin! This will prevent each piece from getting nice and caramelised, which is where the flavour really shines. Also, you can totally eat pumpkin skin, I like to leave my pumpkin skin on when I roast it, it’s actually my favourite part!
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