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Balsamic-tarragon vinaigrette
Basic Tomato Sauce
Caprese Pasta
Cheryl's Baba Ganoush
Chicken Breasts with Tomatoes
Cold Greek Salad
Egyptian Lentils and Brown Rice
Fig Tapenade
Gnocchi with Spring Green Sauce
Greek Orzo
Grilled Italian Vegetables
Hummus
Italian Sausage with Fennel and Grapes
Mediterranean Quinoa
Mediterranean Spinach and Lentil Soup
Minestra di Verdura
Pasta Primavera
Penne with Broccoli and Sundried Tomatoes
Ten-Minute Italian Chicken Stir-Fry
Zucchini and Eggplant
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Cooking Tip - Cutting and Roasting Squash

Submitted by Truddle on September 15, 2010

From Monique Hooker
To properly cut any squash, make 2 separate cuts. Starting in the center, cut toward the blossom. Starting in the center again, cut toward the tail. It’s important to cut along the length of the squash to expose enough of the meat for roasting and to ensure the heat will be distributed evenly. Large squash pieces keep nutrients from leaching out during cooking, so keep the pieces large until done, then cut into the proper size for the dish. Try this tip with Butternut Squash with Roasted Hazelnuts

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