Freezing acorn squash

The tastes of summer harvests do not have to be something you only dream about once the growing season has subsided. Bring a hint of summertime into your meals throughout the entire year by freezing squash and preserving it at its peak of freshness. No matter what kind of squash you are reaping at harvest time, there is a way to retain its freshly picked essence. Check out our guide for tips and tricks on freezing squash so that your harvests maintain their textural integrity and fresh…

Store winter squash, like acorn and butternut, for unique food preservation methods using your freezer. Play around with ice cube trays, a baking dish, a food processor, and boiling water before putting them in freezer bags and storing them for the winter. #freeze #butternut #squash

If you’ve wound up with more acorn squash than you can eat before it spoils, you can safely store it in the freezer, packaged in freezer-safe containers or storage bags for later use.

Winter squash is a great garden crop that gives you a big harvest and a lot of calories. Learn how to preserve winter squash and pumpkins for later use!

Convenience food? And how: I’ll never have to cook again! 😀 This afternoon I whipped up enough fancy frozen dinners to feed me for fourteen days. Okay, that’s not exactly “never cook again.” But it’s close. After a visit to the neighborhood from one of those organizations that collect excess supermarket produce, I ended up […]

Wondering how to freeze squash? Winter squash (especially butternut squash) is one of my favorite things to grow, eat, and preserve. This might be because it’s so easy to do all three! Winter squash is a

How to freeze and cook an acorn squash, plus bonus seed-saving information.

Share these food preservation tips for butternut, buttercup, and acorn squash. Learn about top storage methods with tips such as freezing one inch cubes on a baking sheet before putting them in a freezer bag or blanching it in boiling water before you puree it. #preserve #butternut #squash

Although winter squash is available for most of the year, certain varieties are only here in the fall. Learn how to freeze winter squash for food storage.

Here are my butternut squash. I cut off the stem end, halved them, scooped out the seeds, and turned them upside down on a cookie sheet that was covered in aluminum foil and sprayed with cooking spray. I poured a half a cup of water around them and put them in an oven at 350 degrees. It took about 1 hour and 20 minutes when my fork could go throught the skin and flesh easily. This is what they looked like pulled out from the oven. This is the finished product. I found that using an ice cream…