Squash (vegetable)

Of course you can if you really enjoy rosemary that much.

Remember to remove the needles if you are going to puree and blend the soup,

it's best to leave the sprig of rosemary intact when simmering the soup as it aids in ease of removal for further processing or limiting the amount of time you allow the sprig to simmer.

The rosemary might go better with "roasted" squash cubes infused with rosemary, and served with other grilled veggies in a colorful medley of seasonal veggies.

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325 calories are burnt during a game of squash

Yes, squash is a type of vine. It belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family, which includes other vine plants like cucumbers and melons. Squash plants typically have long, sprawling stems that can spread along the ground or climb if supported. Both summer and winter squash varieties exhibit this vining growth habit.

No. You may cut it in half or quarters, remove the seeds and fibers, pierce the shell a few times with a fork, and bake in a covered baking dish with a little water and salt until tender. Cool and scoop from shell.

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Pumpkin or squash seeds

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Yes.

Yes, it does.

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We always remove the skin to boil it. If you want to leave the skin on, just cut it in half , put a little butter on it and place it skin side up in a shallow baking dish. Put a litlle water in the dish so it doesn't dry out and poke a few holes in each half with a knife. Bake in oven at 350 for about 50 minutes. YUM! Have fun!

Most likely this is powdery mildew. Remove severely damaged leaves (do not compost). Weed and thin plants if necessary they need good light and air circulation. Water the base of the plant not the leaves. To treat use an organic fungicide spray, milk/water solution or a baking soda/water solution.

I boiled it for about 5-7 minutes. turned out fine.

No Kismet means fate... It is not a garden vegetable

I am pretty sure that you can. Try it and see. hop emy answer helps

Cubed butternut squash (2 cups), 2 tablespoons of butter, minced half onion, Arborio rice (1 cup), 1/3 cup of wine (preferably white), 5 cups of chicken stock, 1/4 cup of grated cheese ( Parmesan will do), salt and black pepper are the ingredients for you to be able to make butternut squash risotto.

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I believe Glutamic and Ascorbic acids are in yellow squash as well as other squash.

Of course it does. The whole family of squash do nicely in that state. Cool nights and warm days, good annual rainfall and an eight to nine month growing season make Maryland ideal for growing pumpkins, squash and gourds of any type.

follow this procedure.. 1.Collect two onion root tips and trim so that you have about 2 mm of the very tip. 2.Soak the tips in a few drops of 1 M HCl in a watch glass for about 10 min. 3.Transfer the tips to a few drops of acetocarmine stain for about 15 min. 4.Transfer one tip to a few drops of water on a slide. Lower a cover slip onto the tip and press it down gently so that the tip squashes out to about 7 mm (1/3 inch) around. 5.Look for mitoses under high power (X40) or under oil immersion (X100) (If this fails for any reason try your other root tip)