Yesterday I made some spaghetti squash- the first time the kids or myself have ever had it. I put some spaghetti sauce and turkey meatballs on it and it was Advocare and Eli friendly! No extra food being cooked for someone else.
I didn't know what to expect, but it was pretty good! It doesn't taste anything like noodles, which for some reason I thought it would from what I've seen people pin about it. It kind of has a sweet flavor to it and just a little crunch.
To cook it I split the squash in half (this is for sure the hardest part....I wasn't sure I was going to be able to! This thing wouldn't go easy even with Cutco knifes!)
You scoop out the seeds and stringy stuff (kind of like a pumpkin, just less of it).
Coat it with olive oil, salt and pepper it and I put some garlic on it.
Pop it in a baking dish with a cup of water in the bottom and throw it in the oven at 375 for about an hour. You test it to see if it's done by taking a fork and scraping a small part, if it pulls apart easy it's done. :)
Let it cool for 25 minutes, then take your fork and scrape the insides into a bowl.
That's it. Done.
Tonight- cabbage rolls :)
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