Day 27

Like many adults, I don’t often have the energy to cookproperly cookon weeknights. I know real, adulty adults meal prep on weekends or subscribe to services like Blue Apron or otherwise just power though and channel their inner chef after work, but I am not there yet.

Tonight, though, I pretended I was.

I cooked acorn squash for the first time, and after I finally pried it openI don’t even have a chef’s knife—the endeavor went pretty well. Inspired by a recipe I found by Googling “baked acorn squash,” I drizzled a mixture of brown sugar and butter over the halved squash, and then I baked it at 400° for an hour.

The finished product tasted amazing, and I couldn’t believe it only consisted of three ingredients. I really should cook more often.

Where’d the chef’s hat come from? Check out my “About” page.

2 Comments

  1. It’s quite true that many of the world’s best dishes are made with five ingredients or less! Congrats for giving this a one a try, and I hope you discover many more minimalist goodies in the days to come.

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