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Squash Beggar’s Purse with Pomegranate and Sage

My friend, Farmer Gray, dropped off a huge bag of squash for me a while back. I have been slowly working through all of the little beauties, making tons of great raw food recipes. Today, I decided to make some squash wraps for a little beggar’s purse.. A cashew sage cream sauce is the perfect accompaniment.

 

 

These little “beggars purses” are filled with a mixture of pumpkin seeds, almonds, shredded squash, spinach, andĀ pomegranateĀ seeds! Make the wraps the day ahead and you will have a perfect little treat.

 

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31 Comments

  1. Wendi Cross wrote on December 3, 2010

    This is sheer genius! I need to be in your kitchen 24/7 to experience the creative genius you seem to have come so naturally to you! Absolutely Wonderful! (((HUGS))) for sharing this with us!

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  2. Kat wrote on December 3, 2010

    Absolutely amazing…….words just fail! Bravo!

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  3. Eco Mama wrote on December 3, 2010

    These are GORGEOUS!! Edible art. You’ve outdone yourself.
    xo
    Eco Mama

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  4. Mei Teng wrote on December 3, 2010

    Excellent food photo. Delicious looking.

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  5. Wind wrote on December 2, 2010

    These look and sound positively gorgeous. What an artist you are.

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  6. Lois wrote on December 2, 2010

    Oh my…these do looking amazing! You are amazing Susan! I look forward to trying the recipe in the near future.

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  7. Chris wrote on December 2, 2010

    WOW! What a creative recipe….can’t wait to try it!

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  8. Susan wrote on December 2, 2010

    PS The chive tying is a little challenging. Be patient and use long chives or tie them together.

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  9. Susan wrote on December 2, 2010

    There is a lot of filling. The wrap recipe will make 16…you will have plenty of filling.

    Reply

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