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    Quote Originally Posted by RoadRaven View Post
    Does acorn squash look like acorns? Or taste like acorns? I have not heard of acorn squash before...
    I've never tasted an acorn! But acorn squash is very good, a relatively small winter squash. Pictures on this page - http://whatscookingamerica.net/squash.htm

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    For those of you who like acorn squash, Kuri is even better.

    http://www.recipetips.com/glossary-t...uri-squash.asp
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    Mmmmmmm, squash.

    Christmas dinner was homegrown kabocha squash gnocchi with sage butter. We still have six or seven nice-sized butternuts in the cellar. Yum!

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    Thanks for the links... Have not seen that one before... it does resemble an acorn I guess...

    I only really like one type of pumpkin/squash... and that's Butternut... very sweet and yummy no matter how it is cooked

 

 

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