
Roast the Squash:
Cook the butternut squash until tender and lightly caramelized.

The squash caramelizes at the edges while brown butter pulls its sweetness toward the savory side. Green olives add sharp little interruptions to a pasta that feels rich without a heavy sauce.
The old menu called this Andalusian Pasta, but for the website I’d lead with what makes the dish work: brown butter, butternut squash, olives, beans, sage, and Parmesan. The squash brings sweetness, the olives bring salt, the cannellini beans make it feel like a real entrée, and the brown butter ties everything together with that nutty richness. This is one of those pastas where you don’t need a heavy sauce. You just need good pasta water, browned butter, and the right balance of sweet and salty.

Cook the butternut squash until tender and lightly caramelized.

Boil the linguine until al dente and reserve pasta water.

Cook the butter until nutty and golden.

Warm the cannellini beans, green olives, and sage in the brown butter.

Add linguine, roasted squash, Parmesan, and pasta water until glossy.
Finish with extra Parmesan and black pepper.

The squash caramelizes at the edges while brown butter pulls its sweetness toward the savory side. Green olives add sharp little interruptions to a pasta that feels rich without a heavy sauce.
4 entrée portions — Serving size: About 2 cups pasta

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