I think you mean patty pan squash. Pattypan squash is a quick growing summer squash variety with a slightly nutty taste. In terms of their delicacy, they are more like zucchini, straight neck or crook neck squash -- they certainly aren't as hardy as acorn or spaghetti squash. You can steam, poach or saute them, much like zucchini.
Patty pan or scallop squash
Some delicious recipes that can be made using a sheet pan and butternut squash include roasted butternut squash with herbs, butternut squash and chickpea curry, and butternut squash and kale salad with a balsamic glaze.
Halve the squash and remove the seeds. Place about an inch of water in the bottom of an oven safe pan, and place the squash in the pan cut side down. bake at 400 F. For an hour, or until easily pierced with a fork. Scoop out the flesh, and top with butter and brown sugar.
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I always peel squash before adding it to soup. Squash tend to disintegrate when cooked in soup and so it is probably best to liquidise the soup post-cooking. Liquidising skin of vegetables is not advisable because it will result in small harder bits in the soup (not nice!). An excellent way to add flavour to soup is to roast the squash in the oven first. Because of its tendancy to disintegrate I would suggest doing this with the skin on. Then before adding the roasted squash to the soup peel off the skin. A good recipe for squash soup is:- # Chop 1 onion and cook until softened in a little butter. # Peel and Dice 1 squash. Add to the pan and place a lid on the pan. Steam the squash for 20 minutes until slightly softened. # Add 1 can of sweetcorn kernels. (not creamed) Add 1500ml of Stock made with Swiss Bouillon powder. Cook for another 30 minutes. Blend. # Serve with a little milk. I always peel squash before adding it to soup. Squash tend to disintegrate when cooked in soup and so it is probably best to liquidise the soup post-cooking. Liquidising skin of vegetables is not advisable because it will result in small harder bits in the soup (not nice!). An excellent way to add flavour to soup is to roast the squash in the oven first. Because of its tendancy to disintegrate I would suggest doing this with the skin on. Then before adding the roasted squash to the soup peel off the skin. A good recipe for squash soup is:- # Chop 1 onion and cook until softened in a little butter. # Peel and Dice 1 squash. Add to the pan and place a lid on the pan. Steam the squash for 20 minutes until slightly softened. # Add 1 can of sweetcorn kernels. (not creamed) Add 1500ml of Stock made with Swiss Bouillon powder. Cook for another 30 minutes. Blend. # Serve with a little milk.
Pickle ball Squash
Ingredients1 3/4 lb Winter squash;1/2 ts Vegetable oil;1 1/2 tb Margarine; cut into pieces;Ground cinnamon for garnish -(optional) Preheat oven to 350 degrees Cut each squash into lengthwise quarter; scoop out seeds and discard. Score yellow meaty part of each quarter with a knife. Brush bottom of a shallow baking pan with the vegetable oil. Place squash pieces in pan with remove skin from squash and put squash pulp into a bowl; beat until fluffy; add margarine and beat it in well. If desired, garnish with sprinkle of cinnamon. Food Exchange per serving: 1/2 FAT EXCHANGE + 1 STARCH EXCHANGE; Low-sodium diets: This recipe is excellent.
The spaghetti squash is a winter (hard skinned) squash.
Yes, the different types of squash available in the market include butternut squash, acorn squash, spaghetti squash, zucchini, yellow squash, and kabocha squash.