Squash

COOKING METHODS ROAST SQUASH WHOLE. Place squash in an oven-safe dish in a 400 degree oven. BAKE UNPEELED HALVES OF QUARTERS. With a sharp knife,… Read More »What Is The Cooking Method For Squash?

Squash is a versatile, mild-tasting vegetable that can go well with many recipes. For example, squash goes with meats like poultry, beef and lamb. What… Read More »What Meat Goes With Squash?

It’s important to harvest the yellow crookneck squash before it’s fully grown as their skins are still soft and they taste better. The longer they… Read More »Why Is My Yellow Squash Skin Tough?

There are two varieties of yellow squash, distinguished only by the shape of their neck: straight neck and crookneck. They tend to have thin, tender… Read More »What Kind Of Squash Is Yellow?

Carefully brush away any dirt from the garden and store the squash in a cool dry place. They do great unwashed in a zip top… Read More »Do You Need To Wash Squash?

Using a large knife, cut the squash in half lengthwise by placing the knife on top of the squash then rocking it back and forth… Read More »How Do You Cut An Orange Squash?

To cut it into spears: Halve the zucchini lengthwise. Lay one half, cut-side down, on the cutting board and slice it lengthwise into spears. If… Read More »How Do You Cut Squash Into Spears?

Instead, blossom end rot is most often caused by low soil pH or plant stress due to unusually cool or hot weather, drought, or wet… Read More »What Causes Blossom Rot On Squash Plants?

To harvest squash, cut the fruit from the vine (or bush) using sharp, clean pruners. Leave 2 to 4 inches of stem—and be careful not… Read More »How Do You Take A Squash Off The Plant?

Skewer squash pieces on a kebob, plop half a squash directly onto the grill or cut the vegetable into rounds, and cook for about 3… Read More »How Do You Soften Crookneck Squash?