Easy Yellow Squash with Bacon

SherryRandall: The Leftover Chronicles @sherrys_chronicles
Leftovers…More of the yellow squash….this literally took minutes. We had it with rice, country style ribs and cabbage and sausage. Very more-ish.
Easy Yellow Squash with Bacon
Leftovers…More of the yellow squash….this literally took minutes. We had it with rice, country style ribs and cabbage and sausage. Very more-ish.
Cooking Instructions
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Melt butter and bacon fat in large skillet over medium heat/high heat. Add sliced squash and seasonings and the minced onion. Stir and saute until it’s crisp tender, heavy on the tender for me😂
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