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Decadent Summer Squash

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Decadent Summer Squash
  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Summer Squash Recipe
  • A&M's Testing Notes: This simple, straightforward recipe is really delicious. I used two finely minced fresh garlic cloves instead of the granulated garlic, and added them to the squash before stirring in the...

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    Lauri's Notes:

    It is a variation on a stewed squash dish I had at a potluck a couple of years ago. A quick and easy side dish that pairs well with BBQ or fried fish. - Lauri

Serves 4

  1. Remove ends from the squash and coarsely chop them. Place in a saucepan, cover with water, add a couple of pinches salt and simmer until softened. Drain well and mash about 2/3 with a pastry cutter or potato masher, then add back to unmashed portion. Set aside.

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  2. Dice the onion. Place in a skillet on medium heat with 2 TB butter, saute until it starts to caramelize, add more butter if necessary.

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  3. Add the squash to the onion and stir in the cream/milk a couple of tablespoons at a time, continuously stirring DON'T LET IT BURN. As it gets absorbed, add more until you've used up the 1/3 cup, remove from heat and season with salt, pepper and garlic.

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Mmm, this looks like the texture would be heavenly. A little nutmeg makes a really nice addition when you're cooking crooknecks with milk (or in this case, cream. Mmmm, cream.).

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