Guest guest Posted October 21, 2003 Report Share Posted October 21, 2003 HI everyone, I do not have MC- but I make a dish from Weight Watcher's Versatile Vegetarian ( got it when I was doing weight watchers, but I still use many recipes from it believe it or not). Anyway- this is my favorite recipe from it, and it uses sqush. You will love it. Squash is sooo easy to use. This one uses butternut squash. In pinches, i have successfully substituted sweet potatoes. It's called Carribean Gingered Squash , Rice, and Kale. It's a great one dish meal or side dish. I make marinated bakesd tofu with it for protein, and the squash and kale are great veggies and squash and rice are enough carbs It's not HOT spicy, but it is gingery and has a jalepeno in it. I make it extra hot and tangy- but you can easily control that. Maybe someone could post that one for Emmy... and the rest of the group. Have a great day all! Jamie Stephen & Emmy Winters [sewsj] Monday, October 20, 2003 7:23 PM Veg-Recipes Winter Squash Hello over there, Does anyone have any good recipes for the winter squash?? It seems everyone is giving us different kids of squash some I know what are some I have no clue but thought I'd ask all of you wonderful cooks to get some recipes. Emmy :) :) Stephen & Emmy Winters with Sarah & Joseph sewsj Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2003 Report Share Posted October 21, 2003 At 09:39 AM 10/21/2003 -0400, Jamie Orozco wrote: >It's called Carribean Gingered Squash , Rice, and Kale... >Maybe someone could post that one for Emmy... and the rest of the group. Already in the archives at: Veg-Recipes/message/19778 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2004 Report Share Posted June 29, 2004 > Is there something like a " general English " , maybe > called " continental English " ? Unfortunately for cooks, no. Ya just gotta choose up sides. :-) > and cigarettes are called " fags " - now imagine that in different > situations) LOL! Yeah, I have a gay friend who's a smoker, so I've heard just about every joke ever based on that one. > If zucchinis are called summer squash, is there a winter squash? Yep. I think you call some of them marrows, though this mainly seems to apply to squashes that look like fat zucchini and were bred for some to be eaten young and some to be left on the plant to develop past the tenderskinned stage. By " winter squash " , we do mean those (of which we grow fewer than you do), but also (and mainly) the toughskinned to hardshelled squashes, most of them with sweet, dense orange flesh, that are never eaten young. Those are harvested in late summer or fall and will keep for a good while, some of them through the winter. They include types such as Hubbard, butternut, acorn, banana, delicata, spaghetti, Jarrahdale, buttercup, Lakota, cheese and Sweet Meat. Personally, I adore 'em all, but my faves are butternut and the oldfashioned Blue Hubbard. The latter, with slaty bluegrey skin and thick orange flesh, can be harvested in September and will often keep till March, and its sweet, dense meat is wonderfully creamy and flavorful when baked. It can go 45 pounds if really well grown, but averages 15 to 30, on huge sprawling vines. I just don't have room for anything that big, so this year I'm trying a " baby Hubbard " hybrid, and we'll see if it's any good. A pumpkin is also a winter squash, of course, but for some reason is rarely referred to as such. Rain @@@@ \\\\\\ > > > , raincrone@j... > wrote: > > I know this is either what we in America would call zucchini or > what we'd > > > > call summer squash, and that you call eggplants aubergines. But > > what's > > > > this, please? -- > > > > > mange-tout > > > > > > I know it's French for " eat-all " , but can't venture a guess as to > > what > > one > > is to eat all of. :-) > > > > > > And what are buffon mushrooms, please? > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2004 Report Share Posted June 30, 2004 Thank you for the information. I looked at a few sites on the Internet and was amazed by the variety. One could practically leave on squash for months without repeating a recipe. Gabriella , " Nancy Berry " <nlberry@c...> wrote: > > If zucchinis are called summer squash, is there a winter squash? > > Pumpkins? > > There are lots of winter squash varieties: hubbard, acorn, butternut, > turban, delicata, etc. > > --Nancy Berry Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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