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Paula, I made the most wonderful stuffed squash the other day that you would love. I'm just guessing at the amounts as I don't tend to measure. Also, I only cook for the two of us so that's why the amounts look so small: Yellow squash one hot pork sausage patty; cooked and crumbled Cheddar cheese herb stuffing mix 1 egg a couple of teaspoons of finely chopped onion salt and pepper a couple of pats of butter Parmesan cheese Slice squash in half lengthwise. Scoop out the inards and chop. Sautee onions and squash in skillet until just done. Season it. Mix with lightly beaten egg, sausage, cheese, and herb stuffing mix. Pack into squash halves and top with Parmesan cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes. My husband barely even likes squash but he wolfed this down and asked for me.
By Tammy on July 09, 2012
The Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe sounds so good. I am going to try it. I have some Cabbage from my garden and need to use it up before it goes bad. Thanks for the recipes Paula...Love your show and recipes.
By Virginia Card on July 03, 2012
I was traying to find a good way to cook spagetti squash. There is a varity of squash that is called speghetti squash...when baked you scoup it out of the hull and it looks just like pasta. I have only found 2 ways to cook it. Looking for new ways to cook it!!! thank you!!!
By donna bradford on June 28, 2012
I made the Cheesy Squash Casserole last year after seeing Paula make it on her show and it is delicious. I invited friends over and fixed it and was told that everything was "restaurant quality" and gave my friend this recipe as well as to others since. Really love your show and the newsletters. Thanks for everything, Paula. I went to visit my brother a few years ago (he is now deceased-reminded me of you and Bubba) and he was watching your show and told me, "This ole gal is pretty good" so I started watching you at home and I have to agree. I got a subscription to your magazine and also one for my friend and just renew her subscription for her birthday and Christmas. At our age, this is the best gift we can give each other. Diane
By Diane Chesson on June 15, 2011
Hey Paula! Thank you so much for your wonderful recipes but most of all for being you! You are the brightest light in the darkest tunnel and you make my day! Cannot go a week without a Paula night 3 or 4 times a week!! I have all your condiments , oh my gosh, the cucumber ranch dressing is to die for! I want to drink it straight out of the bottle! I use it to dip vegetables and chicken, yummo! You are the whole package girlfriend, keep being blessed in all you do, much love from Byron!!!
By Lynn DeFore on June 10, 2011
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doris in The Secret Garden on May 19, 2013 at 3:11 pm
I love reading about your family and seeing your pictures. I respect the fact that you are teaching your son's family values because so much of that seems to be going by the wayside anymore..maybe someday we will meet and by that time your son's may even have their own cooking show.lol..wishing you lots and lots of love from this country girl's kitchen to Brooke Deen's kitchen of love.
Linda Miller in The Makings for a Perfect Father’s Day on May 19, 2013 at 11:44 am
Love this idea. I want to do this for my sister n law for the new addition of the family. What a wonderful way to celebrate a new baby in the family.
Kimberly McKinney in How to Host a Sip and See on May 19, 2013 at 10:54 am
I love Orchids but fine it hard to kept alive for very long. I love the way you display
Syndie Reynolds in Paula’s Love of Orchids on May 13, 2013 at 10:59 pm
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