Louisiana Cookin'

Stately Squash

LET’S GET THIS OUT OF THE WAY first: like the tomato, fall and winter squash are classified as fruit. The varieties of these squash that grow well in Louisiana include acorn, butternut, delicata, and Hubbard, and they will all help you get into the cool weather spirit. With a finer texture than many pumpkins, these hearty squash are a versatile addition to your seasonal menus since they perform as well roasted as they do boiled and pair with savory flavors as well as they do with desserts.

In addition to their sweet taste, many winter squash are full

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