Ranchman's Ponder Steakhouse - Adventures of the Blue Hubbard Squash
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I sell mine at the market & 1 question I get from is, "How do you cut 'em?" Most elderly can't do it w/a knife or clever. I say to put it in an old pillowcase or laundry bag. Take it upstairs or on some elavation & drop it. It will at least get a sizeable crack in it so they can cut it from there. It will break up fine, scrape out seeds & put it in the oven.
How can I get some of those seeds you mention?
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this yr the chitmonks chewed on several of my blue hubbard, I'm still trying to salvage them
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Good Golly Miss Molly!!! Looks like an ALIEN!!! I plan on trying this next time.....mmmm!
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i love blue hubbard squash, an I love that you love blue hubbard squash. I just bought my first one today and am cooking it right now.
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You can improve the sweetness of squash by cooking it whole without removing the seeds or mash. The sugars are in the mash and so when it is cooked whole a lot of the sugars will go back into the meat.
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That is one huge squash! I love the sound tract and the baked squash makes me hungry!!! Keep up the good work Dave! Nice job Gayle!
It mustn't taste good if you have to dump all that sugar on it. Seems like the man is trying to turn it into candy.
inhibited44 1 month ago
@inhibited44 You have a good point. The brown sugar melts down thru and make a syrup in the pan. Not too much stays on the squash.. We cook down the watery syrup and use a little on the top of the squash to serve. Never had a complaint about it being too sweet, I think because it is so thick that little sugar penetrates. Thanks for watching. BTW when we cook butternut squash peeled, cubed and sauteed in olive oil with a little salt it goes over very well too.
ranchmangirl 1 month ago