We grew a little bit of winter squash this year (this picture only shows some of it). We plan to be eating these babies well into March.
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Happy 💜💙💚💛🧡❤ Day! We have an amazing homemade strawberry-rhubarb sauce but were out of our usual stash of homemade frozen waffles or pancakes, so I bought a box of frozen waffles. Not as good as homemade, but they'll do in a pinch. And the fruit sauce is 💯😍 . . . 🍓 and rhubarb #fromthegarden and frozen to enjoy in the winter ❄ . . . #frozenfruit #growyourown #homemade #breakfast #flexibility #urbangarden #urbanharvestAnother winter slaw-style salad: red cabbage, Napa cabbage, carrots, onion, chickpeas, and green peas in a lemony dressing. . . . 🥕 and Napa cabbage #fromthegarden . . . #veggielove #eatmoreveggies #salad #foodie #growyourown #urbangardenToday's lunch and last Wednesday's lunch -- apparently on Wednesdays I eat some version of rice noodles and veggies with soy sauce 🤷♀️ . . . Today's lunch has more veggies than originally meet the eye. In addition to the spiralized carrots, my bowl had sauteed onion and spiralized kohlrabi. Carrots and kohlrabi #fromthegarden . . . #lunch #lunchbox #loveyourleftovers #veggielove #eatmoreveggies #veggienoodles #spiralizer #urbangarden #homegrown #vegetarian #mealideas #dieteticintern #rd2beLoaded up on fruit and veggies on the way home from work today, though other than the broccoli, all the veggies here were #fromthegarden 🍅🍠 Still need to make it to one of our local winter markets . . . . . . #dinner #urbangarden #ediblegarden #growyourown #eatmoreveggies #veggieloveTopics
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How do you store them? I was thinking of stocking up at the farmer’s market and store in my basement storage, which is the great limestone coolers common in South City. But I don’t know how well they keep.
They should keep well in the basement. For ideal storage, start collecting those mesh-type onion bags. Place the squash in the bags and hang them in the basement. They usually go bad because of bruising that occurs under their own weight if you just let them sit somewhere. This is what we used to keep them until March last year.