Re: hubbard squash, was sqft mail list
HMM! I think I will order some and if I can't grow to like it I
will just donate it to the local senior center.
The hacksaw is just an easy way to neatly cut it from top to
bottom.
I think in planting that one on a corner square would be about
right for such a large fruit. Maybe with baby corn in the other
squares of a four foot bed. They are good companions I believe.
that arrangement should leave me with 48 baby corn. Sounds like a
good bed to me.
> I never thought of doing it that way. I use a hatchet to whack it up
> with, remove the seeds, and bake most of it up all at once, I eat my
> fill and scrape the meat from the shells and freeze for when I want
> more later. I use it in breads, cookies, pie, puddings, and as a
> vegetable with salt and butter. It can be shredded raw and frozen for
> use in breads using the same recipie as zucchini bread, or substituted
> for carrots in carrot cake recipies. The shreds make a wonderful
> addition to any muffin recipie. Cut the raw squash like you would raw
> spuds and fry up with salt and garlic for a different taste.
>
> Lisa
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