Remove from oven, and evenly divide and spread
the squash mixture on the flatbreads.
Not exact matches
* You might end up with more chicken
mixture than needed, it all depends
on the size of the
squash you have so you might start with half the amount and see if you need more.
Spread cheese
on toasts, then top with the
squash - onion
mixture.
Scoop 1/2 cup of the spaghetti
squash mixture onto the saute pan (I usually get about 3 - 4 of these
on the pan at once) and let it sizzle
on one side, usually for about 4 - 5 minutes.
Place
squash on a foil - lined baking sheet coated with cooking spray; sprinkle with salt
mixture.
If both the
squashes and rice
mixture are still warm, you can serve as is, but if need be, you can arrange in a roasting pan or
on a baking sheet, cover with foil, and warm in a 350º F. oven until piping hot, just before serving.
Spoon
mixture into
squash halves and place face up
on a baking sheet.
Scatter scallion
mixture over
squash, dividing evenly between sheets, and continue to roast until
squash is tender but not mushy, about 15 minutes longer (time may vary depending
on squash).
Put an Autumn touch
on bruschetta by topping bread with a delicious
mixture of butternut
squash, sage and Parmesan cheese.
Formed
mixture into roughly walnut size balls (36), placed
on lined baking sheets and
squashed down with a fork.
Arrange 1/4 of the sweet potato slices
on half of the surface, followed by 1/4 of the
squash and corn
mixture.
Pour the tomato sauce in to the slow cooker, around the spaghetti
squash, and roll the ground meat
mixture into balls and place them
on the sauce.
I poured the tomato sauce in to the slow cooker, around the spaghetti
squash, and rolled the ground meat
mixture into balls and placed them
on the sauce.
I would suggest instead of putting the spaghetti
squash mixture back into the shells for baking, you could put them in mini casserole dishes and freeze individual servings They might be a bit
on the watery side after thawed, but should still taste really good once baked!
Drop about 1/4 cup of the
squash mixture into the hot oil and slightly press down with a spatula, fry until slightly browned and crispy
on each side, usually about 5 minutes per side.
Next add a layer of
squash planks and top with a layer of baby spinach, then spoon
on the sausage
mixture, followed by the sauce.
The dishes
on the menu were a
mixture of whimsical and clever, like a risotto made with picked - over grains, the pulp leftover from
squash seeds, and spent Parmesan rinds.
Spread some of the bean
mixture on top (this is an open - faced sandwich, remember), then the
squash and shallots, cabbage, slices of avocado, pickled peppers (I used only a couple because I am still learning to embrace really spicy food), and finally some cilantro.
If you'd like to have this with a side of margaritas, the
squash and bean
mixture tastes really great
on toasted or fried corn tortillas.
In batches, transfer the butternut
squash mixture to a blender and puree
on high speed until smooth.
On hard days I also have give him a
mixture of barley 4cup, ground turkey 1pound, butternut
squash 16oz and eggwhites 1 / 2cup.