Got a Dutch oven? That’s all you really need to make this delicious Butternut Squash Curry — although it tastes like you put a lot more work into it! This surprisingly simple one-pot dish is full of savory Thai flavors, and it only takes 45 minutes from start to finish. For those nights when you know you’ll be extra crunched for time, this recipe also qualifies as an easy make-ahead meal for you to reheat and serve in a pinch.

Curry is a staple of Thai cuisine, and though you may be used to ordering it from restaurants, it’s not as hard as you’d think to make it yourself. The coconut milk gives you that creamy base you love in a green or massaman curry, which vary in richness depending on how long they’re left to simmer. This hearty vegetarian recipe features fresh ginger, turmeric, jalapeño and mild Thai curry paste, so you can alter the spice level based on your preferences (more or less jalapeño will help you there).

It’s packed with squash and spinach for all the nutrients you need, and you can serve it over fluffy white rice to make sure everyone leaves the table plenty full. Even the meat-lovers in your family will be asking for seconds. One pot means a super quick cleanup, which is just another reason that this recipe will soon become the star of your easy weeknight meal rotation. It’ll warm everybody up on the coldest winter nights, and hold up well the next day for a satisfying lunch. Save some chopped cashews to sprinkle in that crunch every time you heat up another bowl.