Eat Like a Rabbit

My father-in-law picked up this squash at the grocery store because it was so cute. It resembles a cucumber with extra yellow stripes. It has two names: Delicata and Bohemian. I sliced the squash thinly and cut the centers out. I brushed both sides of the rings with olive oil, placed them on an aluminum foil lined pan and sprinkled salt, pepper, and fresh rosemary on top. The squash gets roasted on a top rack in a 425' oven. The rings make cute appetizers or a side dish at dinner.

Taste wise, the rings did seem a bit plain. I feel like I can get the same flavor out of roasting sweet potatoes with the same seasonings. But it was a nice experience.

I created this lasagna from "The Vegetarian 5-ingredient Gourmet". The problem was that I accidently picked up the cook-first kind of noodles at the store. I have decided this was a good thing because I didn't want to have to add water to my dish to help cook the noodles. Still, it may be worth it to save time with the no-cook noodles.

Wagamama's moto is "positive eating + positive living". "Positive" explains our opinion about the restaurant. Paul was able to eat at Wagamama with some coworkers while he finished out his week of meetings. He brought back the following report: