Re: Loving Fall and Pumpkins

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Posted by Elaine on October 12, 1999 at 09:11:08:

In Reply to: Re: Loving Fall and Pumpkins posted by Dana S. on October 12, 1999 at 05:57:44:

: Alrighty then! I did the squash (or "gourd" as my family called it) with the butter and brown suger. I felt so 18th century. The dish looked beautiful. Just like something out of Country Living. Unfortunately, it still tasted like a vegetable. Where did I go wrong? Maybe I should stick with pumpkin pie.

: Dana

Hi Dana,

If you want the squash to taste less like a vegetable add chopped apples & maple syrup. (Traditional New England fare ...) I'm not a micro cook so (still very CONVENTIONAL!) - just cover it w/foil & bake it at 350 F. Butternut & Spaghetti Squash are the two best choices for this. The other squashes really are better prepared as vegetables. Try stuffing the Acorn Squash with a cornbread stuffing just as you would a turkey!

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: : Alrighty then!  I did the squash (or "gourd" as my family called it) with the butter and brown suger.  I felt so 18th century.  The dish looked beautiful.  Just like something out of Country Living.  Unfortunately, it still tasted like a vegetable.  Where did I go wrong?  Maybe I should stick with pumpkin pie.

: : Dana  

: Hi Dana,

: If you want the squash to taste less like a vegetable add chopped apples & maple syrup. (Traditional New England fare ...) I'm not a micro cook so (still very CONVENTIONAL!) - just cover it w/foil & bake it at 350 F. Butternut & Spaghetti Squash are the two best choices for this. The other squashes really are better prepared as vegetables. Try stuffing the Acorn Squash with a cornbread stuffing just as you would a turkey!

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