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No, but I will now. Sounds like perfect breakfast to me. Mmm

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We are going over to the neighbor's for dinner and I'm making roast beef, mashed potatoes and roasted broccoli, plus bringing pumpkin shaped brownie cakes.

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular

I think I'm gonna beat you guys to the cream maple syrup squash. I have a buttercup squash, butternut, and acorn here. I'm gonna cook it all up, smash it all together, and do the cream and maple syrup thing. I think squashes are best when you mix at least three together. Can include sweet potato and turnip too.

So I just looked up a recipe for that online, and it calls for oven roasting bite size pieces of the squash in olive oil and maple syrup and then putting a cream sauce on top. Way too much effort. I'm gonna bake, squish, and pour- I'll let you all know how it turns out!

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shadowicewolf Proficient

going to try my hand at making some homemade alfredo sauce tonight, putting it over pasta and having broccoli on the side.

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular

going to try my hand at making some homemade alfredo sauce tonight, putting it over pasta and having broccoli on the side.

I make alfredo with milk, butter, cream cheese, and parmesan. And seasonings of course. What's your recipe?

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IrishHeart Veteran

I think I'm gonna beat you guys to the cream maple syrup squash. I have a buttercup squash, butternut, and acorn here. I'm gonna cook it all up, smash it all together, and do the cream and maple syrup thing

Shroom, Bunz....I found it! :)

http://www.lhj.com/recipe/acorn-squash-with-maple-cream-bacon-and-nuts/

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Yup, that was the one I saw. Sounds like a bit much maple syrup for my taste which is why I thought I would wing it :D

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular

Holy maple syrup batman! Def gonna wing it.

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IrishHeart Veteran

Seems a bit sweet for me, too (eek) :unsure: ....I may have to wing it, too.

...lemme know what all yer "winging" produces....with all this winging and flappin, we could be in Costa Rica for the winter with the hummingbirds.

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(I think the flappin reference was to all our chatter. You clever girl you....)

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Persei V. Enthusiast

I tried to make some baked carrot sticks (as in baked french fries, only that... carrot fries :unsure: ) though carrots without something to cover up the taste other than salt and olive oil aren't exactly my thing...

That, and a green salad with beef.

My stomach is still rather grumpy and upset, I think I have a stomach bug... Thank Merlin I'm recovering :P

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(I think the flappin reference was to all our chatter. You clever girl you....)

ooooo, no, sweets, gosh! I wish I could take credit fer that

kind o'cleverness...but I was so stuck on "winging" an such, that honestly, chickie, it was a slip o' the beak.

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Since my alfredo plan was scrapped, i made a butter sauce to put over the pasta (butter + water then season and add parm cheese). Oh dear god, thats rich TT_TT I hope this doesn't come back to bite me. I did have a nice pile of broccoli with it though.

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Since my alfredo plan was scrapped, i made a butter sauce to put over the pasta (butter + water then season and add parm cheese). Oh dear god, thats rich TT_TT I hope this doesn't come back to bite me. I did have a nice pile of broccoli with it though.

Good plan!

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shadowicewolf Proficient

Good plan!

It was good though, i just might need to tweek it a bit more :)

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular

I don't know your status with spices, but fresh pepper and parsley are very good additions to that dish. Parsley can be dried too.

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I tried to make some baked carrot sticks (as in baked french fries, only that... carrot fries :unsure: ) though carrots without something to cover up the taste other than salt and olive oil aren't exactly my thing...

That, and a green salad with beef.

My stomach is still rather grumpy and upset, I think I have a stomach bug... Thank Merlin I'm recovering :P

Well I hope you feel better.

As far as the carrot fries go, we use olive oil, honey, salt, pepper and cinnamon.

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular

I'll have to try that 'carrot fry' thing. I think it would be better with sweet potatos, but I'm prejudiced.

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shadowicewolf Proficient

It surpised me though, even though it was rich as heck, i didn't get indigestion. -runs off to find a piece of wood to knock on- :blink:

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Yay!

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Persei V. Enthusiast

Well I hope you feel better.

As far as the carrot fries go, we use olive oil, honey, salt, pepper and cinnamon.

I'll definitely try that, sans honey. Yep, my tummy doesn't like it <_<

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mushroom Proficient

I'll definitely try that, sans honey. Yep, my tummy doesn't like it dry.gif

How about agave??

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shadowicewolf Proficient

brown sugar?

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Persei V. Enthusiast

No agave around here (really, there isn't even a Portuguese name for it, I looked up), but plenty of brown sugar around my house. :D

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shadowicewolf Proficient

No agave around here (really, there isn't even a Portuguese name for it, I looked up), but plenty of brown sugar around my house. :D

It would have a more carmalization effect. Heck i've been known to sprinkle a little over steamed carrots.

Speaking of brown sugar, i've got some apples that need to be eaten up. Probably going to cut them thinly and cook them up :)

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