San Antonio Squash Casserole
Recipe courtesy Threadgill's Restaurants
Show: Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels
Episode: Austin
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By bsavage_2447585
Houston, TX
on March 05, 2006
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I've been going to Threadgill's since the early 80's and this is one of my favorite recipes. Fortunately I lived close enough to Austin that I could make a quick day-trip of it. I now live in Houston, but still make a pilgramage to Threadgill's when I head up to Austin. I have the Threadgill's cookbook, and have tried making virtually every recipe in the book. They're all good. This recipe, along with the okra and tomatoes, are killers. I've tried variations on the recipe by changing an ingredient or two, but it always works. Enjoy!