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Roast them whole into submission first. Then, scoop ‘em!
Carla Lalli Music
Cooking
Orange (squash) is the new mac
Amanda Shapiro
Cooking
If you don't know how to cut acorn squash, have no fear. We're here to help. Get a sharp knife ready.
Alex Delany
techniques
Need a remedial class in cooking with butternut squash? This is the guide for you.
Christina Chaey
Cooking
'Tis the damn season.
Ali Francis
Cooking
Still peeling, scooping, and cubing your squash? We're over it.
Ashley Mason
Cooking
And it's not just for brunch anymore
Amanda Shapiro
techniques
The 5 biggest mistakes people make when cooking with squash, and how to avoid them
Lucy Madison
Cooking
Time to practice.
Team Basically
Cooking
It's called giving myself a break.
Andrew Spena
Cooking
A good side needs to do two things: Be low-effort and offer something new, just like these guys.
Alex Beggs
Cooking
I just can't get enough of this soy-chile paste combo.
Alyse Whitney
Cooking
Cooking
Luscious, bright, and vegetal, it's also good straight off the spoon.
Kendra Vaculin
Cooking
This week, food52's recipe contest theme is "Your Best Butternut Squash Recipe." Who have New York Times food writers Amanda Hesser and Merrill Stubbs chosen as their finalists this time around?
Julia Bainbridge
Cooking
Delicata? Kuri? Butternut? What types of winter squash have skin you want to eat, and which do you definitely need to peel?
Alex Delany
Lifestyle
The cold is getting me down, but this hot, melty baked squash is lifting me up.
Amanda Shapiro
Shopping
Cutluxe’s $45 bullnose knife was made for butchering, but I use it for cabbages and squash.
Betsy Andrews
Shopping
No more nicked knuckles.
Francesca Krempa
Cooking
Laugh all you want: I will beat you in a cherry tomato cutting contest.
Sarah Jampel
Cooking
Sticky, sweet butternut squash tarte tatin, it’s your time to shine.
Elyse Inamine
test-kitchen
You definitely need to play with some mustard seeds.
Alyse Whitney
techniques
Flatten, stack, slice. Done!
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Culture
Senior staff writer Alex Beggs talks about soup season, her love of garlicky condiments, and more in this week's newsletter.
Alex Beggs