21 Oct Stuffed Spaghetti Squash Quiche
This month’s Recipe Redux challenge involved fall vegetables. Spaghetti Squash is a delicious and nutritious way to ring in fall. We thought it would be an even better idea to make it into a quiche. The spinach, mushroom, and gruyère quiche addition made this dish even more comforting than traditional spaghetti….proof that comfort food CAN be healthy.
Ingredients:
- 3 cups spaghetti squash
- 2 eggs
- ¼ cup skim milk
- 1-2 oz Gruyère
- 2 cups spinach
- ¾ cup mushrooms
- ¼ cup chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- salt and pepper
Makes half a squash
- Roast squash at 425 for one hour 20 minutes
- Cut squash in half, scoop out seeds and discard
- Scrape out spaghetti squash and reserve 3 cups of squash in a separate bowl
- Sautee spinach, onion, garlic, and mushrooms with olive oil and add spaghetti squash
- In a separate bowl whisk eggs and milk
- Stuff sautéed squash into one empty squash shell and pour over egg mixture
- Top with Gruyère
- Bake at 350 for approximately 30-45 minutes
** Special thanks to intern Leah Wakefield for whipping up this recipe!
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Liz - Meal Makeover Mom
Posted at 07:13h, 22 OctoberThis is a fun take on twice-baked potatoes! I love the addition of spinach and mushrooms too…
Leah Wakefield
Posted at 13:52h, 22 OctoberThanks Liz! It’s just as filling as twice-baked potatoes too… with the addition of eggs.
Kat @ Eating The Week
Posted at 08:56h, 22 OctoberI love baked squash, and stuffing them with veggies and Gruyere sounds even tastier!
Leah Wakefield
Posted at 13:53h, 22 OctoberI couldn’t agree more. Baked squash is one of the reasons I love fall!
Serena
Posted at 09:31h, 23 OctoberGREAT idea to roast the squash before cutting in half! So much easier than trying to safely slice open the roly poly squash…I’m not so good at that!
Leah Wakefield
Posted at 10:29h, 30 OctoberIt IS Serena. I’ve tried both ways, and poking it a few times is ten times easier than trying to cut it open prior to baking.
Katy @ Healthy Aperture
Posted at 12:32h, 29 OctoberThe flavor combinations for the quiche sound delightful! Great job!
Leah Wakefield
Posted at 10:28h, 30 OctoberThank you so much Katy! The flavors complemented each other well.
Aida Badran
Posted at 21:55h, 31 OctoberI made it after you posted and it was delicious. I was in a hurry and omitted the eggs. It was still yummy. Thanks for sharing.