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| − | '''Acorn squash''' is a small, ribbed [[Cookbook:Squash|squash]], shaped like an [[Cookbook:Acorn|acorn]]. They are usually blackish-green or yellow. Acorn squashes will keep for about a month when stored cool.
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| − | Acorn squash is a winter squash; it is grown in the summer like summer squash, but harvested in the late summer and fall. It can be grown in winter as well, making it available all year.
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| − | ==External links==
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| − | * http://www.bigy.com/content/prod/pdct/var_golden_acorn_squ.php
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| − | [[Category:Ingredients available all year|Acorn Squash]]
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| − | [[Category:Winter ingredients|Acorn Squash]]
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