Over 20 Spaghetti Squash Recipes

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These Spaghetti Squash Recipes are certain to have you hungry and ready to eat! If you’re looking for some spaghetti squash main dish recipes, there is plenty here for you to choose from. Not only will these recipes teach you how to cook spaghetti squash but you’ll also learn how to cut the spaghetti squash, scoop out the seeds, and use your fork to scrape out the “meat”.

I actually love using spaghetti squash for a pasta alternative in our meals. All of these recipes are kid-friendly as well and are perfect for picky eaters!

What I love about these kid friendly spaghetti squash recipes is that the hardest part is waiting for it to cool down to enjoy. I can promise you that all of these recipes are super simple, super delicious, and are going to be super popular with the whole family.

Check out my Skinny Spaghetti Pie Recipe for another great meal.

How do you cook a whole spaghetti squash?

There are actually quite a few different ways that you can cook up a spaghetti squash. You can roast it in the oven, where you’d have it roasting face down so that the liquid inside keeps the spaghetti squash meat moist and tender. Simply cooking it on medium heat in the oven on a baking sheet is all that some of these recipes call for!

Another way that you can cook spaghetti squash is by using your Instant Pot or your slow cooker, too. I’ve even witnessed a squash being grilled up on the BBQ grill as well.

As long as you’re getting it hot enough, there are so many different ways that you can cook spaghetti squash up.

 

Can dogs eat spaghetti squash?

You bet! Spaghetti squash is healthy for your dog to eat and will actually give them nutrients, too! And if your dog is anything like my dog, they’re going to be begging for a bite no matter what so share away!

Your pup eating squash can help with their kidneys and reduce their chances for heart failure as well.

How do I freeze spaghetti squash?

This can be the perfect way to save some of this comfort food for later! You’ll need to have a sharp knife, and cut the cooked spaghetti squash away from the skin of the squash. You can then add it to a freezer bag or airtight container, and store it in the fridge for later.

Does spaghetti squash really taste like regular spaghetti?

It doesn’t – but it’s a great alternative for a low carb dish. You can whip up a keto spaghetti squash casserole and add meat sauce for flavor, or even add a little bit of olive oil and salt. It’s a great go-to method when you want an easy recipe without the guilt. 

I like to add a light drizzle of oil with some Italian seasoning for a really good flavor and taste. Depending on the size of your squash, it can be a super simple way to feed the kids – even picky eaters! One of my favorite things about making new foods like this is that it’s a great way to introduce a healthy dinner to the family. 

Cooking spaghetti squash is a go-to for a lot of people to cut out pasta, and I think that it’s pretty great! I could literally eat the whole thing and not stress about it – or save some for the next day to enjoy the great recipe again. Simple recipes like the ones listed below are perfect! 

From roasted spaghetti squash casserole to dessert, you’ve got a ton of options for how to cook and make a spaghetti squash dish. Making it into a delicious side dish or just cooking and topping with parmesan cheese and tomatoes are all wonderful options to have.

How do you plan on enjoying these spaghetti squash recipes? Roasted spaghetti squash, stuffed spaghetti squash, or a spaghetti squash casserole?

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