Thanksgiving with Cinderella

                     

 

 

My Mother use to call me Cinderella, not because I wore glass slippers, nor for my flare for transforming mice into men, but because I was the oldest child followed by four brothers. Needless to say whenever a house-chore had to be done my Mother would shout out, "Cinderella!"

 

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Find a small pumpkin

Cut the top off, keep it as a hat.

Scoop out the seeds, every single one.

Layer the pumpkin core with the assorted toppings:

Gobs of shredded parmesan cheese

Chunks of crusty French bread smothered with camelized golden onions,

Salt, nutmeg and pepper sprinkles,

Laced between each layer swirls of white wine and frensh cream (don't be stingy!)

Put in the oven, bake it until it is ready to melt.

Add the top hat and serve with a cane… I mean a spoon.

 



Comments

11 responses to “Thanksgiving with Cinderella”

  1. Oh Cinderella, Your pumpkin sounds yummy!

  2. Rebecca from the pacific northwest

    I love the sound of this. And might (just might) even try it!

  3. lanmangina@me.com

    Cinderella, Do have a picture of this. lol I am confused you put all of this inside a jack o’lantern sans face? Bake it how long doesn’t pumpkin have to cook a long while?

  4. gr8 post. Smiles here….. now go to work Cindy!

  5. Good morning Cindy!
    I’m with the earlier gal asking for a bit more information. Pretty please Cindy?
    Nancy B

  6. The pumpkin recipe sounds delightful and your tale of youthful drudgery sounds just about right for the first and only daughter with four younger brothers. Poor Cinderella! Hope your Thanksgiving is another fruitful and happy one for you and your entire family.

  7. a bit confusing , can you please translate receipe

  8. Yes put it all inside a small Jack sans face. And bake at 180 until it is tender… a very long time.

  9. Lol, Cindy? It took me awhile to catch why I was being called Cindy. Anyway I replied up above.
    Small pumpkin, cook slowly and for a long time.

  10. Oh, this sounds deliciously fun! Love it!

  11. So much goodness here.

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