You need spaghetti squash, tomato sauce, and a lot of cheese. Like, a ton of cheese.
I was at vinyasa, so I wasn’t there to witness the witchcraft. But, from what I could gather, you need to cut the squash in half (which takes the upper body strength of a WWE wrestler, apparently) and then you shred the guts of the squash. That gets mixed with tomato sauce and cheese–again, maybe, because I was not present–and then baked for a while. Sprinkle a little more cheese, bake until that’s all melty, and boom–it’s like you are eating a lasagna without the guilt or doughyness.
My kind of pasta.
I think in the beginning I said that giving up meals like pasta would be the hardest part, but if I could have a dish like that, I suppose I don’t really need pasta made with grains all the time. I won’t totally leave it out, but white pasta probably won’t be a staple in my abode either.
VEGGIES FOR THE WIN.
Two months ago, that’s a statement I wouldn’t have said. Well, maybe I would’ve been like “veggies, how nice, goes great on a sandwich,” but we were definitely purging more good veggies than all the other crap we should have been throwing out.
Finally bought myself new yoga clothes today; this way, I don’t feel like I have to do yoga laundry every single day, and the new tank is cute :). I would like to buy some fun ones from Teeki, but my waistline needs to shrink at least a good 6-8″ before the pants would fit comfortably. That’ll be my next big reward if I drop some more weight and shrink the pants size.
Check out their site, ladies–they look fun, and sustainable:
http://teeki.com/collections/shop
With that, good night Internet.
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Love your posts and love spaghetti squash. A sure way to take this versatile veggie up a notch is by making a Mac and cheese version. Add Velveta and parsley flakes and melt into gooey goodness. Don’t forget to add shaved Parmesan .
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*stops typing, goes to get tons of cheese*
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