The best time to harvest acorn squash is when the skin is hard and the color is deep green, usually around 80-100 days after planting.
The best time to pick acorn squash is when the fruit has turned a dark green color and the skin is hard and cannot be easily pierced with a fingernail. This usually occurs in late summer to early fall.
The recommended bake time for acorn squash is typically around 45-60 minutes at 400F.
The recommended baking time for acorn squash is typically around 45-60 minutes at 400F.
The recommended cook time for acorn squash is typically around 30-45 minutes at 400F.
The recommended cooking time for acorn squash is typically around 30-45 minutes at 400F, depending on the size and desired level of tenderness.
Acorn squash is in season during the fall months, typically from September to December. You can find it at most grocery stores, farmers' markets, and specialty food stores during this time.
When it is due for harvest.
If you mean the sport: All months, as it is an indoor sport. You can play it whenever you want. If you are talking about the plant: There is both summer and winter squash. The best time to start growing squash is about a month before the last frost of the year. You just harvest them once they are mature. The website below might help with growing your own squash.
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Buttercup squash are best harvested when the dark green rind resists the pressure of a thumbnail. It will likely be in the ballpark of three pounds, and at this time it is usually right around the time of first frost. A light frost can improve the flavor, but a hard frost can damage or kill it. Many people leave buttercups until the vine dies, and let them cure on the vine (they should be allowed to cure 7-14 days before storage) but you don't necessarily need to do this. You should try to leave about 2 inches of stem on the squash however. Any squash that has damage or blemishes or is immature when harvest time comes should be cooked right away. If you find that it's too much to eat that way, cooked buttercup squash freezes well. A cured squash in good shape can be kept in a cool, dry place (around 50 degrees F) for 3-6 months. Be careful when searching for advice that people are definitely talking about buttercup squash, not the similarly named butternut, a more popular gourd that has some similarities besides the name but is overall quite different! Best of luck with your squash!
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