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Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
I've got to make it to Halloween first. Wish me luck at my job interview next week haha -_-;
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
You can eat the big pumpkins they're just not as tasty, especially the jack-o-lantern ones cause they aren't bred for taste
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
I'm so ready to skip to halloween orz
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Mmm, pumpkin bread
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Tell me about it
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Like, double check, but it should be fine
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Yeah, basically any cling wrap should be microwave safe
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Here's what food network says

To cook squash in the microwave, cut squash in 1/2, scoop out the seeds as if you were cleaning cantaloupe only it will be a little harder. Lay cut side down on a piece of microwave safe plastic wrap placed directly on microwave bottom or plate. Cook on high in 5 minute intervals until completely softened and cooked through, about 5 to 7 minutes for 1/2 an acorn squash. Cook times will vary depending upon the size and variety of your squash.
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Mmm, maybe get a second opinion? I know she puts it in the water bath so it doesn't burn
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Tho I've only see her do that with acorn/spaghetti squash ymmv
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
You can cook squash in the microwave. Put it face down in a casserole dish with some water. Idk, how long I think my mom just cooks it until tender
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Huh, guess it's just me then
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Is posting still hanging up on anyone else?
Posted in A Clawful Catastrophe Posted 4 years ago
Yeah yeah yeah