Guest guest Posted January 15, 2005 Report Share Posted January 15, 2005 I eat different squashes a few times a week. Which ones are you interested in? I love acorn baked, steamed opo, chayote,summer, banana squash, zucchini, crook neck, spaghetti squash I use as pasta and others. I will help you with recipes. The zucchini pie recipe I sent in is wonderful too............Let me know, Donna Chanda/Maria <puterwitch wrote:ok deal, make sure you slice the potatoes if you don't get the pre sliced ones. I love the French cut green beans. My son loves it when I use the bread crumbs and garlic on them, but hubby doesn't. I fry them in olive oil and garlic, and add a little bit of bread crumbs yum. I don't like almonds in mine, butif you do you could add those too, or those French fried onions. I hope they aren't fried in lard, I will have to check, haven't used them in a while. I want to start using more squashes. Blessings, Chanda - GeminiDragon Friday, January 14, 2005 10:21 PM Re: recipe using canned cream corn It's a deal and I'll give the canned potatoes a try just like you make them for your kids. I first have to see if they have them in the market down the canned veggie isle. Oh, the thin French cut green beans in a can are also good in the center of mashed potatoes. I saw a recipe in a health magazine for mashed potaoes and leeks. You just boil some chopped leeks in with the potatoes. Drain and mash with some vegetable broth and a little a little salt. Looked wonderful. Chanda/Maria <puterwitch wrote: LOL mashed rocks, didn't mean ti that way, LOL. I am gonna try the peas in the mashed. I always use corn. Maybe I'll do peas and corn. Yum. Blessings, Chanda/Maria - GeminiDragon Friday, January 14, 2005 10:05 PM Re: recipe using canned cream corn mashed rocks.LOL Now that's a great name for them. Even the canned peas are good in the center too. Chanda/Maria <puterwitch wrote:any kind of corn with mashed rocks. ) - GeminiDragon the group Friday, January 14, 2005 8:36 PM recipe using canned cream corn My nephew loves to make this and eat with a bowl of vegetarian chili. Make a box of the Jiffy cornbread according to instructions and then added 1/2 cup creamed corn and 1/2 small can diced ortega green chili's and bake. Now I like to add the creamed corn in the center of my mashed potatoes........Yum! " A smile is a curve that sets all things straight. " Take Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2005 Report Share Posted January 15, 2005 Oh thanks so much Donna! Interested in every squash except zucchini I guess, LOL. Zucchini is ok, I never met a vegetable that I hate, but I prefer the others. Look forward to squashing! Mom never ever made it when I was a kid. Blessings, Chanda/Maria - GeminiDragon Saturday, January 15, 2005 9:13 AM Re: recipe using canned cream corn Maria./Chanda Re; Squash I eat different squashes a few times a week. Which ones are you interested in? I love acorn baked, steamed opo, chayote,summer, banana squash, zucchini, crook neck, spaghetti squash I use as pasta and others. I will help you with recipes. The zucchini pie recipe I sent in is wonderful too............Let me know, Donna Chanda/Maria <puterwitch wrote:ok deal, make sure you slice the potatoes if you don't get the pre sliced ones. I love the French cut green beans. My son loves it when I use the bread crumbs and garlic on them, but hubby doesn't. I fry them in olive oil and garlic, and add a little bit of bread crumbs yum. I don't like almonds in mine, butif you do you could add those too, or those French fried onions. I hope they aren't fried in lard, I will have to check, haven't used them in a while. I want to start using more squashes. Blessings, Chanda - GeminiDragon Friday, January 14, 2005 10:21 PM Re: recipe using canned cream corn It's a deal and I'll give the canned potatoes a try just like you make them for your kids. I first have to see if they have them in the market down the canned veggie isle. Oh, the thin French cut green beans in a can are also good in the center of mashed potatoes. I saw a recipe in a health magazine for mashed potaoes and leeks. You just boil some chopped leeks in with the potatoes. Drain and mash with some vegetable broth and a little a little salt. Looked wonderful. Chanda/Maria <puterwitch wrote: LOL mashed rocks, didn't mean ti that way, LOL. I am gonna try the peas in the mashed. I always use corn. Maybe I'll do peas and corn. Yum. Blessings, Chanda/Maria - GeminiDragon Friday, January 14, 2005 10:05 PM Re: recipe using canned cream corn mashed rocks.LOL Now that's a great name for them. Even the canned peas are good in the center too. Chanda/Maria <puterwitch wrote:any kind of corn with mashed rocks. ) - GeminiDragon the group Friday, January 14, 2005 8:36 PM recipe using canned cream corn My nephew loves to make this and eat with a bowl of vegetarian chili. Make a box of the Jiffy cornbread according to instructions and then added 1/2 cup creamed corn and 1/2 small can diced ortega green chili's and bake. Now I like to add the creamed corn in the center of my mashed potatoes........Yum! " A smile is a curve that sets all things straight. " Take Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2005 Report Share Posted January 15, 2005 Technically, of course, squash are fruit. :^) Root, stem, leaves: vegetible. Seed bearing: fruit. ===== Interested in every squash except zucchini I guess, LOL. Zucchini is ok, I never met a vegetable that I hate, but I prefer the others. Look forward to squashing! Mom never ever made it when I was a kid. ===== " The cat did not respond. She did not believe in paraphrasing anybody. If people pursued this same feline wisdom, there'd be a lot fewer misunderstandings. " From Kinky Friedman's Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch Read only the mail you want - Mail SpamGuard. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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