I have cooked winter squash for years. Butter cup. Butternut and Acorn. However I never use butter, salt or pepper or foil. I just place the cut side down on a baking sheet and bake til tender. The squash cooks in the shell. The shell acts like a cover and holds the heat in place no waste! Then you can season it the way you want after scooping it out or in the case of acorn I serve it in the shell!
Face down is the way to go. That way it steams it self and cooks faster. My mother always cooked face up with butter. I think she just really likes the caramelized bits.
Thats great because I love Buttercup squash which in my opinion should be called Potato Squash. It makes great fried potatoes plain with onion and goes well with cheddar and bacon too . You'll buttercup now !😊
@@cityfoodiefarm Squash can be like spaghetti, potatoes or even rice or coconut .Have you ever tried the small white pumpkins that come out at Halloween? I noticed that the texture seemed a lot like coconut so I added some coconut oli and coconut extract and boy was it good .Kumbacha squash is really great too and Jardall pumpkin a sweet yellow fleshed green on the outside pumkin that comes out at Halloween is great too .And you can get about a 3 pound pumpkin for 3 - 6 dollars .
I love using this squash! I love it in my favourite potato and pumpkin curry, it's delicious! Loved to see how you've made it, really easy and I bet so tasty!
I am wanting to begin growing Brussel sprouts this Fall in a few raised beds.any video on this would be greatly appreciated. I’m addicted to your wonderful channel, and will cook my 1st buttercup squash later this afternoon. 🥰
Yay!! How did it turn out? Brussel Sprouts are fun! We tried growing them one year but only got little ones. We will have to try again. Good luck on growing!!
I am a new subscriber. My friend sent me the link because I didn’t know what I had in my garden and I was disappointed I never had any butternut squash. And here I have buttercup. Yay I am so happy.
@@johngaspar4425 because we need sodium for over 300 processes in the body. I do use "table salt" as commercial companies call it. I use sea salt enriched with trace minerals. I also make sure that I am adding apple cider vinegar as well as lemon and to get enough magnesium and potassium. By doing this and a few other things I have lost 70 pounds in the last year.
Wow nice buttercup squash good sharing
I appreciate growing anything. I'm sure your chickens will love those seeds. Buttery soft and great meal!
I have cooked winter squash for years. Butter cup. Butternut and Acorn. However I never use butter, salt or pepper or foil. I just place the cut side down on a baking sheet and bake til tender. The squash cooks in the shell. The shell acts like a cover and holds the heat in place no waste! Then you can season it the way you want after scooping it out or in the case of acorn I serve it in the shell!
Nice tip!! I’ll have to give that a try. We grew a bunch this year. Thank you!!
Face down is the way to go. That way it steams it self and cooks faster. My mother always cooked face up with butter. I think she just really likes the caramelized bits.
My MOM introduced us to squash by mixing it into mashed potatoes for a sweet surprising delicious treat.
What a great memory!! That is a wonderful way to introduce squash!!
Thats great because I love Buttercup squash which in my opinion should be called Potato Squash. It makes great fried potatoes plain with onion and goes well with cheddar and bacon too .
You'll buttercup now !😊
@@cityfoodiefarm
Squash can be like spaghetti, potatoes or even rice or coconut .Have you ever tried the small white pumpkins that come out at Halloween? I noticed that the texture seemed a lot like coconut so I added some coconut oli and coconut extract and boy was it good .Kumbacha squash is really great too and Jardall pumpkin a sweet yellow fleshed green on the outside pumkin that comes out at Halloween is great too .And you can get about a 3 pound pumpkin for 3 - 6 dollars .
Nice and easy method. Thank you!
Very nice squash! Thanks for sharing
Excellent harvest , delicious squash recipe 🌹👍🌹
Yum! Yes, I have memories of this too!
It sure was tasty! It is the taste of fall.
I love using this squash! I love it in my favourite potato and pumpkin curry, it's delicious! Loved to see how you've made it, really easy and I bet so tasty!
Delicious 😋 yummy food. Looking forward to seeing more creative videos like this one 👍
I am wanting to begin growing Brussel sprouts this Fall in a few raised beds.any video on this would be greatly appreciated. I’m addicted to your wonderful channel, and will cook my 1st buttercup squash later this afternoon. 🥰
Yay!! How did it turn out? Brussel Sprouts are fun! We tried growing them one year but only got little ones. We will have to try again. Good luck on growing!!
Love it
Wow delicious 😋😋
Love the harvest!!! And the recipe
Thx!! Hope all is well!! 😁
This looks wonderful! 😊
My goodness! Looks nice but I would be the size of a house with that much butter!
You can definitely use less. We’ve even cooked it by slicing the squash and cooking with olive oil.
Awesome video!
Thank you!!
All caught up!!!!
Awe thank you!! I need to get caught up too! I will visit soon! My almost 1 year old is keeping me on my toes 😬
@@cityfoodiefarm so exciting!!!!!
How do I save a few seeds for next year? Let them dry out then store in a dark cabinet? Thanks.
Yes, if saving from your squash. Let them dry out completely before storing.
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I am a new subscriber. My friend sent me the link because I didn’t know what I had in my garden and I was disappointed I never had any butternut squash. And here I have buttercup. Yay I am so happy.
I roast seeds for every thing. Even cantaloupe 😃
Yummy!
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What temp in the oven??
350 degrees
I don't love butter! Did you know butter is 100% fat? 3:00
Nah it’s all carbs
Yes, but we need fat. And if it's grassfed butter then it's a healthy fat
@@Creating2413 If you love butter so much then why don't you eat it unsalted? The thing is disgusting especially when it glogs one's arteries..
@@johngaspar4425 because we need sodium for over 300 processes in the body. I do use "table salt" as commercial companies call it. I use sea salt enriched with trace minerals. I also make sure that I am adding apple cider vinegar as well as lemon and to get enough magnesium and potassium. By doing this and a few other things I have lost 70 pounds in the last year.