Acorn Squash in coals??
 

I had Acorn squash last night that was cooked in the oven. I was
wondering if you can cook it in there is a way to cook it in the coals
of a fire. I was thinking that if I poked a hole in it so that it
dosn't explode that I might be able cook it in a fire. Has any one ever
tried this? If anybody has any ideas about how to go aobut this pleas
let me know.

Acorn Squash in coals??
 

Acorn Squash in coals??
 

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>>>>I had Acorn squash last night that was cooked in the oven.<<<<

We have that every now and then here, luv it. I noticed that there is a
recipe in Webbers "Real Grilling" book for acorn squash also. Thought I
might
try it one of these days. RM~

Acorn Squash in coals??
 

On 9-Oct-2006, "Rob Mills" > wrote:

> > wrote in message
> oups.com...
>
>
> >>>>I had Acorn squash last night that was cooked in the oven.<<<<
>
> We have that every now and then here, luv it. I noticed that there is a
> recipe in Webbers "Real Grilling" book for acorn squash also. Thought I
> might
> try it one of these days. RM~

Weber's Big Booki Of Grilling, has a full page table of prep and grilling
instructions for a variety of vegetables including acorn squash.

--
Brick(Youth is wasted on young people)

Acorn Squash in coals??
 

On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 17:21:53 -0700, wrote:

> I had Acorn squash last night that was cooked in the oven. I was
> wondering if you can cook it in there is a way to cook it in the coals
> of a fire. I was thinking that if I poked a hole in it so that it
> dosn't explode that I might be able cook it in a fire. Has any one ever
> tried this? If anybody has any ideas about how to go aobut this pleas
> let me know.


yes you can cook then "By" the coals. If you place in the coals it will
burn befor it finishes cooking. I would place it next to the coals the
turn in often. There is no need to puncture the squash. The moisture
inside will help the squash cook.


RagingChef (Aka Ben)