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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6618132
09/15/19 11:54 PM
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My favorite winter squash is Seminole pumpkin. Forty foot vines that climb, bomb proof bug resistant and they keep at room temp for a year. And taste is better than butternut, sweeter.


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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6618134
09/15/19 11:58 PM
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Here's a simple recipe for yellow squash either crook or straight neck. Use young tender ones, trim ends, wrap in foil with a slice of sweet onion and a pat of butter. Bake until tender, 20-30 minutes.


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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6618139
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I use to love squash …. until one year on a far near me had a tremendous crop. The old man that owned the farm got sick and couldn't harvest it. SO I volunteered to help him out. I was about 6 or 7. I picked and delivered wheel barrow after wheel barrow full to his house. He finally said, that was enough and I could have what ever was left. Like I said, I loved it. I took a of loads of it home. Gave it away to all of my family members and friends and still had a couple of loads left. Mom fixed it every way possible and even canned some of it. AND …. there was still many loads of it left. So, I proceeded to sit down and eat myself full of it. I ate so much of it got sick sick and was sick for three days. And now even after 70 years later, I can't smell squash without getting nauseated. Didn't like to see things go to waste. I did the same thing several years later … same farm, same man, but cantaloupe or as we called it … muskmelon. Still don't care for that. Just goes to prove that too much of any good thing, isn't necessarily good for you. Just tp prove how long ago it was the old farmer plowed with a team of horses.

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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6618154
09/16/19 12:56 AM
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I felt that way about tomatoes once. I was going through a rough patch and didn't have two pennies to rub together. If it weren't for the kindness of neighbors with a bumper crop of maters I'd have gone hungry. Mater sandwiches without mayo (I could barely afford the bread) morning noon and night that summer.
That's the main reason I now plant a little extra every year.


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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6618345
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It it is a straight neck yellow squash, pick them at amount half that size when the skin is smoothe.

Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6618528
09/16/19 05:49 PM
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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6618581
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Pete cuts up yellow squash with and zucchini with onion, mushroom, broccoli and cauliflower. He marinades it all in olive oil and Montreal seasoning. Then onto the BBQ in a grill basket. Amazing!

Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6618814
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Gourneys had them in catalog about 20 years ago, I grew them one or two years
That plant sure produced good!!

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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6619082
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We raise from 40-100 hills of vine plants every year from all types of squash to showy pumpkins. How many of you have eaten pumpkin and/or squash BLOSSOMS? If trying to raise large fruits on the vine you reduce (pick) the number of blossoms on that vine to allow for the remaining ones to grow a bigger pumpkin or squash. Instead of throwing the blossom flower away many folks would cook them in batter like an onion ring (dip and fry). My father-in-law did in the depression regularly and they aren't too bad,,,, if you have a special mix you like I suggest you try it and let us know what you think..

Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6619376
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I brought in 9 buttercup or orange buttercup shaped squash to heal in my green house today, and piled up the vines. I had tilled in a "Mooregold" last spring, and let some of the seed grow, and got some odd colored buttercup looking type squash out of the deal. I am sure they'll taste like squash, lol.


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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: SundanceMtnMan] #6619457
09/18/19 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by SundanceMtnMan
Bring me a couple I love all squash. grin



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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: bucksnbears] #6619488
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Buttercup, only one I like, but I Love it!


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Re: Who likes Squash? [Re: Actor] #6619614
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Originally Posted by Actor
I use to love squash …. until one year on a far near me had a tremendous crop. The old man that owned the farm got sick and couldn't harvest it. SO I volunteered to help him out. I was about 6 or 7. I picked and delivered wheel barrow after wheel barrow full to his house. He finally said, that was enough and I could have what ever was left. Like I said, I loved it. I took a of loads of it home. Gave it away to all of my family members and friends and still had a couple of loads left. Mom fixed it every way possible and even canned some of it. AND …. there was still many loads of it left. So, I proceeded to sit down and eat myself full of it. I ate so much of it got sick sick and was sick for three days. And now even after 70 years later, I can't smell squash without getting nauseated. Didn't like to see things go to waste. I did the same thing several years later … same farm, same man, but cantaloupe or as we called it … muskmelon. Still don't care for that. Just goes to prove that too much of any good thing, isn't necessarily good for you. Just tp prove how long ago it was the old farmer plowed with a team of horses.

Garry-


I feel the same way as you, but not with squash, zucchini. I HATE zucchini!!! Years ago, my wife planted some zucchini in our garden. It pretty much took over the garden. We gave a lot of it away until we couldn't find anyone to give it to. Even our local food shelf wouldn't take any more. My wife and the neighbor lady made zucchini bread, cookies, cake, even pancakes with zucchini, and things zucchini wasn't meant for and man wasn't created to eat. If I order a salad and it has zucchini in it, I take it all out before I eat it.

I love squash, but only Buttercup or Acorn. Don't care for the rest.
My wife loves zucchini, but hates squash. Go figure......
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