Side note,
when kabocha is fully mature, and orange, it's IMPOSSIBLE to cut.
When the kabocha is cool enough to handle, scoop out the flesh and place into a saucepan with the apple chunks.
When the kabocha is cool enough to handle, remove it from your Compact Oven and scoop out the flesh.
Not exact matches
When I was a kid, my grandma would roast slices of
kabocha squash sprinkled with brown sugar, and it was always one of my favorite things at the dinner table — which explains why I can never deny myself from picking up one if I see it at the grocery store.
Remember
when I first met
kabocha and quickly fell in love?
A few days ago I roasted a
Kabocha squash with the intention of making a soup; however,
when I tasted the pulp it was so sweet, I decided to make a dessert instead.
I brought a
kabocha squash home with me one day
when they were on sale at Whole Foods and was determined write a tasty recipe.
When I became older and taught myself how to bake, I started incorporating American ingredients to Korean - style sweets to combine the two cultures that I grew up with and love dearly; for example, for Thanksgiving I'll make a sweet
kabocha pumpkin mochi ricecake in addition to classic pumpkin pie.
When you peel the
kabocha squash for this recipe, use a vegetable peeler — not a knife.
In the Fall, I enjoy having a centerpiece of a variety of squash on my dining table, and
when it comes to actually eating the squash, I especially enjoy
kabocha squash.
It took me awhile, but I finally made Gena's curried
kabocha squash flatbread
when I had a hankering for a BLT with the abundant fresh tomatoes.
Combine the squash flesh (I utilize the skin of red
kabocha or red kuri squash as well, as it's soft
when baked.
When I first had
kabocha, I was at a macrobiotic spot in NYC called Souen.
When I roast my
kabocha squash I do half of it savory: olive oil, salt.