This was too runny, next time would add 1/2 the sour cream and butter recommended.

Simple but delicious. The flavor of the squash is highlighted with the sour cream.

i made this recipe simpler because i was trying to find something easy for my mom to make and healthy.. i bought the already cubed butternut squash in a package, seasoned with salt and pepper and garlic powder and cooked it at 375 for about an 1 hr 15 min.. then i mashed it and added 3 tbsp of "i cant belive its not buttter" and thats it.. easy and healthy side dish! thanks for the inspiration

Just ok, I either like my squash sweet with brown sugar or savory like the Amazing Squash recipe with onions. This one I could really taste the sour cream which I thought I would like but I didn't...sorry. I just want to read a recipe and not change things too much

I just finished making this in preparation for Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow! Excellent with a few modifications suggested by other reviewers: I used 2 large butternut squash that I baked for 1 1/2 hours in 1 inch of water until very soft. I added 1 c of sour cream, about 4 T butter, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice and cloves. I used quite a lot of spice- just kept adding until it tasted right. I also added a teaspoon of vanilla- delicious! I whipped it in my kitchenaid mixer but not too smooth- past experience told me that it would turn into a babyfood consistency! I will definitely make this again.

This definitely inspired me- I took it a little further and added 1/2 c. canned carrots, a couple drops of truffle oil and didn't whip it up, but instead smashed it with a fork for a lumpier texture. I'm addicted!

This recipe is really great - simpl to make and tastes delicious! I was pressed for time so I boiled the squash for 30 minutes instead of baking it for an hour, but it still came out really well.

I tried this recipe before and gave it 4 stars. This time I made a few slight changes and WOW what a difference!! You can easily microwave the squash, place skin side down on large plate(prick skin first all over) heat for about 15-20 minutes til tender, I sprinkled with salt and pepper too. Then do NOT use marg..please do yourself a favour and use REAL butter!! Also a tiny pinch of brown sugar and a dash of cinnamon (shhh) it's the secret ingredient!! Add a good dose of REAL butter again just before serving and a little S & P too. This got rave reviews for my Canadian Thanksgiving dinner and I've been craving it ever since!

Great recipe, really easy! To make it low fat I substituted skim milk for the margarine and used fat free sour cream. I will definitely make this again!

I gave it a 4 'cause I was inspired by this recipe. I did 1 large squash in the microwave (8 minutes, turn over, 8 minutes, leave steaming for 10). I used the sour cream and butter... but after I blended, I added a cup of unsweetened applesauce, too. Turned out YUMMY! Thanks for posting your recipe. :)

This is a 5 with my modifications, which were minimal. I baked the squash (I used one long heavy one) cut side down in a 1/4 inch of water, at 375 degrees, for a LONG TIME. When the skin is burning, the squash is done. This brings out the flavor and mellows out the texture of winter squash. I scooped it out and added 2-3 TB of butter and about 2/3 cup sour cream. No salt or pepper - instead a heatlhy sprinkling of cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves and allspice (about a pinch of each?). Blended well with a hand-mixer. This was FABULOUS.

LOVED THIS RECIPE! Like other reviews I cooked the squash with some cinnamon. Had to use 1/4 cup of cream cheese and 2 tablesppons half and half instead of the sourc ream and it turned out awesome. I will definately make again with the sour cream.

This combination of flavors is awful. It has a grainy texture. I don't recommend.

So delicious. I could live on Butternut Squash - won't part with this recipe.

I cooked this at Christmas after quickly pulling off the recipe....it was the dinner fav!!

This was so delicious and easy to make. I will definately be making this again.