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These little squash things were so cute that I couldn't resist buying them. I got a whole big bag of them at Costco for about $5. The only problem is, I don't know if they're ornamental gourds or edible pumpkins. It would be okay to just use them for decorating, as I've done below, but I would like to eat them too. Do I dare have my squash and eat it too?
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5 Comments:
Ooooooo, i like em as ornaments! We have them here, i scoop the flesh out and stuff them with rice,onions and bacon and mushrooms...yumm!
Ornaments! Dry them out and keep them. They look so romantic.
Michelle, that sounds good. I hope that my American squash are edible too. :)
Brandy, It's too bad that only my dogs and I can enjoy the romantic atmosphere. :)
My dogs and I are waiting for our invitation to enjoy the candles, the food and the atmosphere!
You and your dogs are welcome anytime. Hope you don't mind squash and pomegranites for dinner. The centerpiece is also dinner.
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