When I met her in Disneyland (world? I so get the two mixed up, even though my brother actually worked at the California one, as Aladdin -- no joke -- he looks like Aladdin...and then he dated Jasmine, the Little Mermaid, Cinderella and Snow White, at least two of whom were the same person, it was a confusing time for all of us), Cinderella did not look like a giant orange squash. But I guess they couldn't call this thing a pumpkin, right? (Btw, bravo to Blogger's spell check for knowing the correct spelling of Cinderella)
The princess with her hand on the Cinderella above is my friend Meghan. It makes sense she felt a connection because a month ago she was dressed like this, Prince Charming and all!:
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| *sigh* Back to exotic looking squash. Delicatas. |
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| Spelled Kabocha, I'm going to experiment with these gorgeous babies over Thanksgiving. I plan to use Tiny Urban Kitchen's wonderful and simple recipe. Someday, I also plan to take pictures as gorgeous as hers! For now I'll start with a successful kabocha squash bake. Look at those little kabochas, you know they so want to be Cinderella when they grow up. Cinderella squash, that is. |
