This was dinner the other night. I have no idea what the recipe is because I just made it with what I had. I loved it, Austin ate it, Luke complained, then ate it, Evan really complained, and took 1/2 hour to eat it, Nate wasn't home that night, so he lucked out, I have a feeling it wouldn't have been a huge hit with him. I will definitely make it again though, because I think they will grow to like it.Ingredients for the filling:
scooped out inside of squash
sauteed onion and garlic
basil
bread crumbs
sausage
Parmesan cheese
sharp cheddar on top and bake at 350 for 25 min
7 comments:
Kids always turn up their noses at new food ideas. The picture looks great. I'm not the most creative cook so I admire your creativity in the kitchen.
My family LOVED your cube steak recipe! They all cleaned their plates and Paul said it was exceptional.
Evan is looking more like Nathan every day.
Did you cook the sausage before you mixed it ?
And yes, Evan IS looking more like Nathan every day.....
Terry, it is the ONLY area in my life where I am creative.
Jen, yes I cooked the sausage with the onion, garlic and basil, then added bread crumbs and the inside of the cooked squash. You have to slice the squash and bake it for almost an hour before you the inside is scoopable.
Hi Catrina,
Your squash creation looks delicious. I can't believe that Evan is Nine! Somehow I always think of him as younger than Sienna , but then again, I can not believe that Sienna is Nine. Looks like a nice, calm, and loving B-day party. It is so great that family could be there to celebrate the day.
Ash
You just made me VERY HUNGRY! looks sooo good...
thanks for the great ideas :)
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