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  • On a non fasting regular eating day..of course it’s necessary to revise your diet even though it’s a so called normal eating day.

    So here’s some great food to prepare & eat:

    Take a whole squash and drop it cubes into a pot for 7 minutes in a rolling boil then cover and turn off. After ten minutes place the cubed squash (after peeling the skin) into a large mixing bowl with about 6-8 tablespoons of virgin olive oil. Add salt & pepper liberally and completely coat the squash.

    Oven on @ 400 & place squash spread out on a large baking pan on foil. Cook for 35 minutes & leave in oven after turning off heat.

    In ten minutes serve w a lean protein about 4-6 cubes of squash..delicious nutritious & filling low calories

    Mangiamo!

    Sounds fab – except what kind of squash are you using. If I do this to yellow squash it will fall apart. I can skip the boil and just cube it and put it in the oven.

    Butternut is the only one I can think of that would hold up to this recipe. But I’d say If I peel the butter nut first and then cube it I can usually just put it in the oven.

    So it may be that you are using a squash that is substantially more robust than I have here in the States.

    Thank for sharing.

    It’s an Asian hard squash u are correct.

    good to know… Welcome to this way of life (WOL)

    I also love super simple (clean some carrots) that usually means just scrubbing the outside like I would a potato, ONLY if I cant some to get the dirt off do I scrape the outside of the carrots.

    Then cutting up bite sized pieces of carrots and just boiling them till they are soft 5-8 minutes.

    Pour the whole thing into a bowl and enjoy as a super simple soup. At first I thought I was crazy, but after a day of Water Fasting, I’ll say that it was a welcome dinner.

    enjoy!

    Rabbette!

    Thanks & I just asked my Filipino wife..it’s called ‘kaboucha’ or ‘kalabasa’ an Asian hard shelled gourd!! Does that now make sense?

    Cheers friend!

    Revue

    This recipe sounds good I will give it a try!

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