 |  |  | Subject: No Subject Posted Feb 2, 2000 by Elico This is a reply to this Posting
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  |  | I don't think I have ever seen a Kabocha squash! That squash is new to me. Ginger and garlic would give a certain je ne c'est quoi to the soup. I will definitely try it next time I find some butternut squash. I haven't seen any yet in Malaysia, it doesn't seem to be squash country!
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 |  |  | Subject: Those darned squash Posted Feb 2, 2000 by Researcher 93445 This is a reply to this Posting
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  |  | Actually, I was wrong...butternut are the longish ones with the bulge at the bottom. A Kabocha is very similar to a buttercup squash: dark green, rounded with furrows, about the size of a very small pumpkin, yellow highlights, taste is sort of pumpkin-ish too. Somehow I wouldn't think of Malaysia as the place to grow winter squash, though. Durians, perhaps, though I doubt the soup would taste quite the same!
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