The Ultimate Post-Gym Comfort Food Plate!
Jan. 16th, 2009 08:36 pm
Butternut Squash with Baked ApplesPreset the oven at 400 degrees. Cut an butternut squash down the middle - gut and deseed - and face cut sized down on a baking sheet sprayed with olive oil (or Pam if you MUST) - cut and dice the apples - put them in a separate pan.
Put both pans in the oven along with a oven safe measuring cup with 1/3 cup water in it (to moisturize while you cook) - and cook it all for 35-45 minutes - or when squash is tender. I like to mash the squash - but you could simply put the baked apples in the squash and serve it as is.
Cooked this way - you can never screw this up. It's quick - and easy. and in this case - ready to eat after a kateywalk and quick shower. Yay!3
So seriously yummy....
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Date: 2009-01-17 06:21 am (UTC)I fill the cavity with:
- Butter or margarine
- Brown sugar
- Maple syrup
- Sugar-free syrup
and microwave it until tender.You eat it with a fork, scraping the squash flesh down through the syrup and butter.
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Date: 2009-01-17 04:09 pm (UTC)No squash (duh!) just core the apples and fill with rehydrated raisins (soak in water, white wine or rum) and chopped walnuts, a splash of cider or apple juice, cook as above. Sprinkle a pinch of brown or raw sugar on top about halfway through if desired. If you're tempted to splurge, whipped cream or vanilla ice cream are a yummy topping.
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