Very nice blend of flavors. I must admit I was a little apprehensive but this really intrigued me so I tried it. I did add a little more of the sausage and the cheese but I don't think that overall it affected the calorie count that much and that cheese really made the dish. It makes a LOT and my cast iron pan was overfilled so I did the frying and broiling in two batches but no big deal. It makes enough to feed an army. I'm going to try and freeze the second one and I'm pretty sure it will be fine. Good healthy tasty recipe. A keeper. Pros: Healthy and low cal. Cons: Can't think of any.
Adding to the rotation Wow I was a bit skeptical about this recipe but it knocked my socks off! It's so simple everything comes together while the squash is in the microwave and it can be on the table in half an hour or so. I will definitely make this again! Pros: Quick easy healthy delicious
Delicious I didn't use the bread crumbs. I used Parmesan cheese since I didn't have Swiss. I used extra kielbasa. I baked it instead of using stove. Will definitely be making this again!
Delicious! Really does remind me of a Rueben sandwich! I was worried this might not be hearty enough for my husband but it was filling. We will definitely have this again. Pros: Rather easy dish to put together
Not that great it was dry so I wouldn't have used the bread crumbs and wouldn't have drained the sauerkraut quite as much. Over all not that good:/ Pros: dry Cons: healthy
What a wonderful combination. Thanks! It will be made again.
Loved this! Followed recipe as described. Next time I might add more kielbasa but not necessary. FYI if you have trouble cutting your spaghetti squash Google how to cut spaghetti squash. There's a great you tube video that shows how to hold it (on a towel) score it cut and bang it!
Healthy low cal and delicious I must admit I was a little apprehensive but this really intrigued me so I tried it. I did add a little more of the sausage and the cheese but I don't think that overall it affected the calorie count that much and that cheese really made the dish. It makes a LOT and my cast iron pan was overfilled so I did the frying and broiling in two batches but no big deal. It makes a LOT...enough to feed an army. Pros: Lots of flavor and texture
Better than I thought I put this on my weekly menu because it was quick- but I had doubts that either me or my husband would be ecstatic about this. But I was wrong! It's actually pretty tasty! I did make a few changes: I used some leftover breadcrumbs that I had kicking around instead of rye ones. I did however have some chopped up fennel kicking around from leftover thanksgiving stuffing and pan fried that up and mixed it right in- which definitely compensated. If I didn't have that fennel laying around I would have probably ground up some herbs that taste kind of like rye and tossed that in instead. Second- I used extra cheese. I probably bumped it up to about a cup. 3/4 of a cup stirred in to the mix 1/4 sprinkled on top. I don't know if I'd sprinkle it on top again because I don't know if it really enhanced the dish- and no one wants a bunch of extra calories just for visual appeal! Also I bumped up the amount of turkey kielbasa. I just thought 2 oz. was kind of too small? Maybe because I had the extra addition of fennel? I used half a link. Next time- maybe 1/3 of a link instead. Turkey Kielbasa was really good in this dish though- I was kind of worried because sometimes turkey products can be kind of yucky. If there are any major errors in this post I apologize- my husband is singing with the dog and it is really distracting LOL My overall thoughts- definitely weeknight worthy! Pros: Easy to make Cheap Seasonal Ingredients
