Monday's vegetable: Acorn Squash
Cooking Method: baking

First, I washed the acorn squash and cut it in half. Then, I scooped out the seeds with a large spoon.

Next, I put the halves in a bread pan with an inch or less of water. I always poke vent holes in the top like you would with a baked potato. I don't know why I do this..

Then I baked for 45+ minutes in a 375 degree oven. It might have been a little too long.

Today I ate the squash just plain. Usually I add brown sugar, but my stomach decided it was a good day for bland food.
I hope that this is as uninspired as my posts will get and that hopefully they will be uphill from here. :) We'll see.
Definitely a fan of acorn squash.
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