Name: Acorn Squash with Fruit
Ingredients:
Instructions:
Comments: 10/11/2014 - I forgot the butter. Gail said it was like
pie but healthier.
3/1/2015 - One medium macintosh apple makes about twice as much apple as
the recipe calls for. I used the whole thing. Maybe I'll try cut
the apple in bigger chunks next time.
1/8/2016 - I used a whole macintosh apple and a half cup of frozen raspberries.
The squash was well done in 12 minutes.
8/23/2016 - I microwaved the squash 10 minutes, and used a peach and
a half cup of frozen raspberries.
12/20/2018 - I used 1/2 a macintosh apple and frozen raspberries. It was
served with Garlic Lime Chicken and leftover rice.
10/28/2019 - I omitted the fruit filling, but it was good. I put the butter
directly into the squash cavities, and zapped for another 30 seconds.
1/15/2020 - One Macintosh apple and 1/3 of a cup of frozen strawberries and
bananas filled the squash cavities nicely.
9/24/2020 - I used one apple and 1/3 cup of blueberries. I microwaved the
squash in cereal bowls, in which I served the results.
10/31/2022 - I used one apple (about 1 cup), 1 cup of frozen raspberries,
which became 1/2 cup after thawing, and two tablespoons of butter.
I accidentally cut the squash into unequal
pieces. I cooked them in cereal bowls again.
12/30/2023 - I used one Macintosh apple, 3/4 cup of frozen blackberries,
and 1 tablespoon of butter. I cooked them in cereal bowls.
1/14/2024 - I did not have an apple, so it lacked the tartness. I used a cup
of blackberries and 1 tablespoon of butter, and I substituted a tablespoon of
honey for the brown sugar.
10/17/2026 - I cooked the squash with plastic wrap as called for in the
recipe. The sauce was 1/2 Pink Lady apple and 1/2 cup frozen mixed berries along
with brown sugar, cinnamon, and butter. I served it as a side to
One-Pot Chicken Alfredo .
Source: Sunset Microwave Cook Book, Lane Publishing Co., 1981, page 59