Cran-Orange Acorn Squash

This is my favorite slow cooker dish yet! Healthy, yes. Easy, yes. Quick, yes. Yummy, Yes! Yes! Yes! I am excited for my children to grow up looking forward to the nights when this is for dinner.

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I will let this meal do the talking for itself and simply give it my stamp of approval. I found that only two acorn squash fit in my crock pot at a time, which is fine because I preferred to have greater amounts of filling per squash anyways. Also, the cooking time took longer for me than directed, so you may have to experiment! Now if you will excuse me, I have some squash to devour.

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