Steve moved our refrigerator out of its cubbyhole in the kitchen so he could lay hardwood flooring in that space. My plan to bake a spaghetti squash for lunch looked questionable. While cooking and cleaning up, I would surely be in Steve’s way. We needed a plan.
Steve suggested we go out for lunch and investigate the new Zinburger restaurant that opened recently in our area. He didn’t have to ask me twice. We had a wonderful time together. Zinburger served us excellent tasting hamburgers with gluten-free buns! My wheat allergy has made it difficult for us to find places to eat with anything for me on the menu. What a pleasant surprise this was!
When we returned home, Steve began his flooring project. I remembered that I had already pierced the skin of the spaghetti squash to prevent it from exploding in the oven. I felt I needed to cook this squash since I’d already pierced it.
I baked it at 375 degrees for about an hour, removed the seeds, and pulled out the meat with a fork. I will serve it tomorrow with Alfredo sauce on top and orange slices on the side. I’ll clean up my mess later when Steve has finished his work.
Perhaps I could have found a way to serve lunch at home, but Zinburger was a lot more fun.
I have not yet tried spaghetti squash, Carol Ann, but I’ve been wanting to for some time..Now you’ve made me think of if again….One of these days, I’m sure.
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You will probably like it. Many people do. I like it with Alfredo sauce better than with spaghetti sauce. Sometimes I just like it with butter. Blessings to you, Laura…
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