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Squash varieties
Squash varieties












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This summer squash variety is the most popular of all summer squash. Another fun meal is stuffing the spaghetti squash with taco meat and fixings, buffalo chicken, or sloppy joes. Yellow squash comes in two varieties: straight neck and crook neck. Try shredding the flesh into spaghetti-like strands then top with meatballs and marinara. Gaining popularity as a lower carb alternative to actual spaghetti, spaghetti squash is delicious in multiple ways. Our Wellness Gurus even made butternut squash macaroni and cheese during a virtual after-school enrichment cooking class with kids! This is one of the most versatile varieties after it’s roasted: as a side dish with rosemary and thyme, mixed with farro, cranberries, and goat cheese, and even pureed for a pasta sauce. Good ol’ butternut squash of course makes the list.

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Acorn squash skin can be eaten as well, but it is slightly thicker than kabocha or delicata squash skin. This is another great option that doesn’t require peeling before cooking.Īcorn squash has the perfect pocket inside for stuffing! Try stuffing with ground turkey sausage, wilted greens and diced apples as it pairs well with both savory and sweet flavors.

squash varieties

It is a variety of Cucurbita maxima, which also includes Hubbard squash, banana squash, and buttercup squash. Whether you’re hosting a fall get-together or attending a pot luck or family gathering, delicata squash will add a fancy flare to your dish and will get all the guests talking. Also known as Japanese pumpkin, kabocha squash grows to around 9 to 12 inches in diameter, and weighs 3 to 4 pounds. It has lovely striations on the skin and lends beautifully to roasted vegetable dishes. 12 Carnival Squash/Sweet Dumpling Squash. No need to peel this one! The skin is 100% edible when roasted.ĭelicata squash, in my opinion, is one of the more visually appealing of the squashes. As with other squash varieties, slice them in half, scoop out the seeds, and roast to get to the tender flesh inside. It can be used interchangeably with butternut squash in recipes, so if you haven’t tried it yet, you already have an idea about the flavor. There are over 100 total varieties of summer and winter squash, but read on to learn about 5 types of winter squash that will make your meals scream “fall is here” that both kids and adults will love!Īlso called a Japanese pumpkin, kabocha squash is rich and sweet when cooked. The flavors range from mild and earthy to rich and nutty, similar to pumpkin or sweet potato.

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Winter squash flesh is yellow to dark orange in color, meaning it’s full of vitamins A, C, and beta carotene (perfect for immune-support over the cold, winter months). Although squash can be found in community supermarkets year round, fall is really the time when they shine and should take the spotlight! Move over apples and pumpkin (even though pumpkin is technically a squash)! Squash is a seasonal gem of a food that you should absolutely incorporate into your dishes this fall.














Squash varieties