Delicata

You can also freeze your cooked delicata. Just scoop the cooked squash into freezer bags, label, and place in your freezer to enjoy whenever you… Read More »Can I Freeze Cooked Delicata Squash?

Delicata. Color: Golden flesh. Texture: Very fine, tender and creamy. Flavor: Sweet and moist. Is delicata squash supposed to be hard? Technically a summer squash… Read More »What Is The Texture Of Delicata Squash?

To save time, you can slice delicata squash in advance. Delicata cubes, rings, and half-moons keep for up to a week in an airtight container… Read More »Can You Cut Delicata Squash Ahead Of Time?

Delicata squash is in season from September through November. After the squash are harvested, they can be stored safely for about 3 months in a… Read More »When Can I Eat Delicata Squash?

Delicata Squash Information Texture: Stringy, pulpy texture. Moist flesh once cooked but still able to keep it’s shape. Sweetness: Moderately sweet and starchy. Why is… Read More »Is Delicata Squash Stringy?

Delicata Squash Although it’s a winter squash, it’s known for its more delicate rind (like zucchini and yellow squash, the delicata’s skin is edible). The… Read More »Is Delicata A Winter Or Summer Squash?

Storage tips: Winter Squash is best stored between 55-65 degrees, however, Delicata squash does not store quite as well as heartier varieties like Acorn and… Read More »How Do You Store Delicata Squash After Harvesting?

Fortunately, delicata squash is one of the easiest varieties to slice and dice. What is this? It has softer skin than butternut, kabocha, or hubbard… Read More »Should Delicata Squash Be Hard To Cut?

Some winter squash need to be “cured” before storing. Curing your squash requires storing them in higher temperatures (around 68 degrees F. or slightly higher)… Read More »How Do You Cure Delicata Squash?

If you are growing squash this year, here is a list of companion plants to try pairing it with: Beans. Beans provide their own nitrogen… Read More »What Can I Plant With Delicata Squash?