Mine was a bit watery like the previous poster mentioned, but I think I should have squeezed the excess
liquid out of the squash before adding it.
Place in the oven and roast for 25 - 30 minutes or until the squash is softened and golden, making sure most of the moisture has been
cooked out of the squash.
Based on other reviews and my own previous experience, I did a very thorough job squeezing the water
out of the squash after turning it into spaghetti strands.
I know low carb bloggers making french toast out of eggplant, oatmeal out of cauliflower and apple
crisp out of squash.
Scoop the
seeds out of the squash with a spoon Stuff the squash and bake in a shallow backing pan at 350 degrees F. until the squash is tender, about 45 minutes.
So if you do happen to have an abundance of vegetarian sides, you could totally get away with squeezing four
servings out of this squash, lest you end up feeling like a stuffed squash yourself.
Generally, we have roasted squash, made muffins, bundts and
loaves out of squash and made more than a normal amount of soup — but we generally stick to just four or five varieties of squash that we enjoy and are comfortable cooking with.
Sometimes I strain it, after pulling
it out of the squash.
The only change I made was swapping 4 ounces of chopped onion for the zucchini (I was
out of the squash).
Scoop the seeds
out of the squash.