Tori Wesszer's butternut squash ravioli lasagna is the cosiest fall recipe imaginable

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Star, T. W. S. t. t. (2026, October 24). Tori Wesszer's butternut squash ravioli lasagna is the cosiest fall recipe imaginable. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/life/food-and-drink/tori-wesszer-s-butternut-squash-ravioli-lasagna-is-the-cosiest-fall-recipe-imaginable/article_08b14e35-19aa-4c20-8a44-4f78569092a6.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-24 · by Tori Wesszer Special to the Star

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Tori Wesszer shares a cozy fall recipe for butternut squash ravioli lasagna, topped with a sage pine nut panko crisp. The dish uses 2 cups of chopped yellow onion and 6 cups of peeled butternut squash cut into pieces. It includes layers of cooked ravioli, ricotta cheese, spinach, and mozzarella, all covered in butternut squash sauce made from chicken or vegetable stock.
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Tori Wesszer, a contributor to The Toronto Star, has published a cozy fall recipe for butternut squash ravioli lasagna. Published on October 24, 2026, the dish features a combination of butternut squash and sage in a modified lasagna format that uses tender ravioli instead of noodles. Wesszer suggests topping it with a sage pine nut panko crisp to enhance its flavor and appeal. The recipe is designed for those who enjoy comfort food and can be prepared ahead of time, making it ideal for family gatherings or guests. Key ingredients include butternut squash sauce made from olive oil, onions, garlic, chicken or vegetable stock, and cream, along with a filling that includes spinach and cheese ravioli, ricotta cheese, chopped spinach, mozzarella, and Parmesan cheeses.

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🔮 Topped with a sage pine nut panko crisp, this prep-ahead meal will have your family or guests swooning.
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Butternut squash and sage are a match made in heaven, and I love this modified lasagna that uses tender ravioli in place of the noodles.
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🔮 Topped with a sage pine nut panko crisp, this prep-ahead meal will have your family or guests swooning.

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Just wait until you taste this dish — it’s pure comfort food. asserted
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Butternut squash and sage are a match made in heaven, and I love this modified lasagna that uses tender ravioli in place of the noodles. asserted
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Topped with a sage pine nut panko crisp, this prep-ahead meal will have your family or guests swooning. asserted
family → top → crisp
If you have individual-size ovenproof dishes, this is the time to pull them out. asserted
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I won’t judge if you add a little extra cheese; I went a bit skimpy in the spirit of nutrition, but you do you. asserted
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Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to low, cover and cook, stirring occasionally, until the squash is fork-tender, about 25 minutes. asserted
squash → bring → low
Add the ravioli and cook until they float to the surface, about 3 minutes. asserted
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Make the sage pine nut panko crisp: In a small bowl, stir together the panko, pine nuts, Parmesan, sage, olive oil, and salt. asserted
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Bake until the top is just light golden brown and bubbling around the edges, about 20 minutes. asserted
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