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Baked & Stuffed
Kabocha Squash

Great dish for a cool day - truly comfort food. 

I saw this one on the today show and it looked great.  After trying there are a few modifications that I will add the next time and I have put into the recipe below.  My modifications are in italics

Quantity Ingredients Preparation Notes
1 Med Kabocha Squash - about 2 lbs*
  •   Preheat oven to 350 degrees
  •   Place whole squash (uncut) in microwave and heat on high for five minutes.  This will make it easy to work with
  •   Cut off the top like you would a pumpkin for Halloween. 
  •   Scoop out seeds from inside and discard
  •  Scrape squash meat from the lid of the squash so that you have about 1 - 1.5 cups, scrape more from inside if needed.  Discard squash top or reserve for garnish.
  •  In a bowl, mix all ingredients and squash meat.
  •  Mix well and spoon into squash, packing lightly until the squash is completely filled.
  •  Place on a cookie sheet and bake about 50 minutes until filling is golden brown and set.
  •  If preferred you can substitute a pumpkin, butternut or any other sweet squash that can be filled.
4 egg whites
1/4 Cup milk - low fat is fine
2 cloves Garlic minced (3 suggested)
1 tsp Dried thyme or 1 tablespoon fresh
2 Cups Whole wheat bread cut into small squares and dried or toasted (about 3 slices) - may also use commercial stuffing
1 Cup loosely packed grated parmesan cheese
1 Cup Broccoli (bite sized florets) (add another 1/2 cup+)
1 teas coarse salt
1/2 teas cracked pepper
1/2 teas ground nutmeg
   

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