"Mac" and cheese - as promised
OK - so as promised here it is!
4 Tablespoons margarine or olive oil - I use a combination
4 Tablespoons flour
Melt margarine in a pan and add flour - wis****il smooth - cook about 1 minute
wisk in 2 cups of milk
add 1/2 teaspoon of dry mustard and 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder. Salt and Pepper to taste. Allow to simmer and thicken.
Stir in 2 cups (more if you like it extra cheesy!) shredded cheddar
voila - cheese sauce!
Split 1 spaghetti squash in 1/2 put face down (cut side) in a pot with about 1" of water - allow to boil approximately 20 minutes or until the flesh of the squash starts to flake with a fork. Remove from water, flake out squash and mix with cheese sauce.
Enjoy!
I suppose you could add a few bread crumbs and a drizzle of olive oil to the top and bake so it gets crunchy too!
Liz
4 Tablespoons margarine or olive oil - I use a combination
4 Tablespoons flour
Melt margarine in a pan and add flour - wis****il smooth - cook about 1 minute
wisk in 2 cups of milk
add 1/2 teaspoon of dry mustard and 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder. Salt and Pepper to taste. Allow to simmer and thicken.
Stir in 2 cups (more if you like it extra cheesy!) shredded cheddar
voila - cheese sauce!
Split 1 spaghetti squash in 1/2 put face down (cut side) in a pot with about 1" of water - allow to boil approximately 20 minutes or until the flesh of the squash starts to flake with a fork. Remove from water, flake out squash and mix with cheese sauce.
Enjoy!
I suppose you could add a few bread crumbs and a drizzle of olive oil to the top and bake so it gets crunchy too!
Liz
Sounds good! Thanks Liz!!
Have you tried oven roasting the spaghetti squash cut side down on a baking sheet? I have not tried much spaghetti squash...but certainly will....and a lot of the cooking shows I watch have them oven roasting them....I'm wondering if it would make a difference? I think they roast them for much longer though....so if time is of the essence.....
Pam
Have you tried oven roasting the spaghetti squash cut side down on a baking sheet? I have not tried much spaghetti squash...but certainly will....and a lot of the cooking shows I watch have them oven roasting them....I'm wondering if it would make a difference? I think they roast them for much longer though....so if time is of the essence.....
Pam
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Thank Liz,
It sounds yummy, and since I don't tolerate pasta anyway, you've given me some good ideas!
Hugs, Laureen
It sounds yummy, and since I don't tolerate pasta anyway, you've given me some good ideas!
Hugs, Laureen
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I think you should scoop out the seeds before cooking it. If you try to do it the other way around - when you try to scoop out the seeds it would probably remove to much of the flesh as the flesh will now be soft.
Oh - and if you've never cooked with it before from what I remember (it's been a long time since I've cooked w/ squash) they are really hard to cut into sometimes - so be careful!
Pam
Oh - and if you've never cooked with it before from what I remember (it's been a long time since I've cooked w/ squash) they are really hard to cut into sometimes - so be careful!
Pam
Instead of complaining that the rosebush has thorns, be happy that the thorn bush has roses.