August 13, 2010 - "Squash soup of a different Cucurbita" By Joseph Parish. Squashes technically belong to the genus of Cucurbits which are natives to the country of Mexico and various areas of Central America. Many people habitually avoid eating squash since its close cousin is the gourd family. There are in fact many edible and tasty members of this plant group which includes the Hubbard squash, the popular buttercup squash as well as the Halloween favorite pumpkin. Click hereFriday, August 13, 2010
Squash soup of a different Cucurbita
August 13, 2010 - "Squash soup of a different Cucurbita" By Joseph Parish. Squashes technically belong to the genus of Cucurbits which are natives to the country of Mexico and various areas of Central America. Many people habitually avoid eating squash since its close cousin is the gourd family. There are in fact many edible and tasty members of this plant group which includes the Hubbard squash, the popular buttercup squash as well as the Halloween favorite pumpkin. Click here
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