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25 Oct 2011

Spaghetti Squash – YUM!

posted by: Jamie Robertson

Thanks to our new friend Dana over at Green Apple Baby, I was introduced to a new dish. Spaghetti and tomato sauce. Now I know you’re all thinking, “Hey! There’s nothing new about Spaghetti and sauce!” well, if you bake a spaghetti squash at 400 degrees for an hour, scrape up the inside a bit, throw some sauce on there, you’ve got a new spaghetti and sauce that will please even the picky eaters in the family! We tried this out today and absolutely loved it!

Here’s how you do it:

  • Cut the squash in half and scoop out the seeds
  • Place the squash upside down on a tray
  • Bake it for one hour at 400 degrees
  • When cooked, turn the halves over (carefully!!)
  • With a fork, scrape the inside of the squash – it will turn into strings of squash that look like spaghetti!

For some fun I left the squash in the skin as it formed a fantastic bowl. We had some home made frozen spaghetti sauce that worked perfectly as a topping. It’s a garden fresh sauce made from roma tomatoes and zucchini grown in our garden, you can get the recipe here. I sprinkled a bit of mozza cheese on top and served it with some spinach caesar salad and a bit of organic pasta to finish it off.

Thanks again to Dana for the recipe and the idea!

Happy Cooking!
Jamie

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Jamie Robertson is the main cook in his household. He lives with his wife and daughter in the beautiful interior of British Columbia Canada. Jamie was fortunate to have been taught how to cook in his teens and is now passing on that knowledge to his daughter Hannah. He is thrilled to be able to work with his wife Kia in their two companies as the vice-president of Today I Ate A Rainbow (healthy eating tools for kids) and president of their web design firm Cutting Edge Concepts.

 

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