SQUASH SHELLS RECIPE
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1/2 spaghetti squash per person
1/4 cup cooked ham chunks per squash half
1/2 cup cooked peas
1/2 beaten egg yolk per squash half
1/4 cup cream per squash half
1/4 cup Parmesan cheese per squash half
Cook and drain the squash. Separate out the spaghetti strands, handling
the shells carefully so they do not tear. Set the shells aside to
drain. In a bowl mix together the strands of spaghetti squash with the
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SQUASH SHELLS RECIPE
Ingredients:
------------1/2 spaghetti squash per person
1/4 cup cooked ham chunks per squash half
1/2 cup cooked peas
1/2 beaten egg yolk per squash half
1/4 cup cream per squash half
1/4 cup Parmesan cheese per squash half
Instructions:
-------------Cook and drain the squash. Separate out the spaghetti strands, handling
the shells carefully so they do not tear. Set the shells aside to
drain. In a bowl mix together the strands of spaghetti squash with the
rest of the ingredients. Mound this mixture back into the squash halves
and microwave or bake until heated through.
Since I was growing spaghetti squash last year - I planted three which
was a big mistake - those vines are incredibly prolific - the need to
find things to do with them turned critical pretty fast. Here is my
list:
1. Cooked spaghetti squash has a "noodle-like" quality which makes it a
good addition to lots of soups.
2. Eat the seeds. They are great raw and even better dried and lightly
salted and toasted (similar to pumpkin seeds).
3. Eat as a side dish vegetable with appropriate herbs, butter,
cheese... (Incidently, the best way to cook spaghetti squash is in the
Microwave -1/2 squash, cut lengthwise, covered and vented for about 8
minutes on Hi).
4. I had so much of the stuff around that I got out all my old zuchinni
recipes and tried using finely chopped spaghetti squash instead of
zuchinni in all those cake and loaf recipes...worked like a charm.
5. Spaghetti squash can be sliced in chunks and eaten raw, either added
to salads or with a dip.
From: Barry_Carlson@mindlink.bc.ca (Barry Carlson)
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and microwave or bake until heated through.
Notes:
------Since I was growing spaghetti squash last year - I planted three which
was a big mistake - those vines are incredibly prolific - the need to
find things to do with them turned critical pretty fast. Here is my
list:
1. Cooked spaghetti squash has a "noodle-like" quality which makes it a
good addition to lots of soups.
2. Eat the seeds. They are great raw and even better dried and lightly
salted and toasted (similar to pumpkin seeds).
3. Eat as a side dish vegetable with appropriate herbs, butter,
cheese... (Incidently, the best way to cook spaghetti squash is in the
Microwave -1/2 squash, cut lengthwise, covered and vented for about 8
minutes on Hi).
4. I had so much of the stuff around that I got out all my old zuchinni
recipes and tried using finely chopped spaghetti squash instead of
zuchinni in all those cake and loaf recipes...worked like a charm.
5. Spaghetti squash can be sliced in chunks and eaten raw, either added
to salads or with a dip.
From: Barry_Carlson@mindlink.bc.ca (Barry Carlson)
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