už su krasne oranžove slniečka na zahrade ,male ,aj velike kilove aj trojkilove .Jednu velku som rozdelila rodine .a mali sme hody.Klasicke zemiakove placky ,len polovicu zemiakov a polovicu hokaida , užasne. Dalšie,pokrajane na centimetrove kusky pridat do lečo namiesto papriky, tej len polovicu . Udusit cibulu pridat papriku potom hokaido a nakoniec olupane paradajky hokaida na pomer dat najviac 3-1-1.Dalej platky asi 10krat 1cm preložit ciblkou a oravskou slaninkou ,zapiect ktomu rolada z mleteho meska a vajca,krasny aj pohlad, musim ukoristit mojej dievke fotak a naučit sa s nim,aby ste videli tu peknotu.Vonat a papat budem ja haha. na koláč sa chystam ,včera som mala službu 24 hodku,tak musim ist hajat. užasne na tejto tekvici je jej chut .nerozelpta sa ako ine druhy ,ostava cela a chuti orieškovo,gaštanovo,ked je na sladko.na slano ako mučny zemiak. no a polievky na rozny sposob ,kremove ,dužinu do hovedzej ,ja som mala polievku z husich drobov a pridala som za hrst dužiny a ta krasna farba ,ako čista vegeta ,žltučka ,len chut bola husia mnam. na dnes dost, pridajte aj Vy niečo dobry den
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Naviac sa vyuziva na vyzdobu pred dverami Halloweenu, ked sa rozne povykrajuje a daju sa do nej sviecky...
= Baked Hokkaido Pumpkin With Herbs=
Back in Slovakia, orange pumpkin is considered exotic. Only recently, it started appearing in stores some time around autumn. =However, most people do not buy it, for one simple reason. They have no idea what to do with it. Hokkaido pumpkin (how we call it) is very sweet compared to our traditional white-greenish pumpkin (in English spaghetti squash or white "pattypan" squash).......
www.biorecepty.sk/ext/biorecepty/php/bio-clanky.php?title...
a takto Pumpkin tekvica: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pumpkin...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butternut_squash...
ktoru spominala palokuchki
www.allaboutpumpkins.com/varieties.html...
= tu ich mame ozaj v nespocetnych odrodach, niektore robim jednoduchym upecenim v alobale s troskou hnedeho cukru a masla; podavame ich rozne s cestovainami, masom, samostatne s inymi zeleninovymi jedlami, proste je to jedno vynikajuce a dobre jedlo a dnes uz aj na internete je mnozstvo receptov, z ktorych si mozete vytvrorit jedalnicek pre svoju rodinu. Naviac je velmi ZDRAVA.
We grow many different varieties of winter squash on our farm. Many are unusual and old-fashioned heirloom varieties.
We also grow many modern
varieties that you are likely familiar with. Below is a list of winter squash. Click the links to learn details about each variety.
Acorn
Aladdin Mini Turban
Amber Cup
Blue Ballet
Blue Hubbard
Black Forest
Buttercup
Black Futsu
Butternut
Carnival
Celebration
Cha-Cha
Delicata
Festival
Gold Hubbard
Green Hubbard
Lakota
Long of Naples
Orange Dawn
Orange Hubbard
Orange Magic
Padana
Pink Banana
Red Kuri
Small Wonder
Spaghetti
Sweet Dumpling
Sweet Lightning
Sugar Loaf
Sweet Meat
Sunshine
Tahitian Butternut
Turban Squash
Acorn
Acorn squash has an orange yellow flesh. Their flavor is sweet and nutty with a smooth texture. For best sweetness wait at least 2 weeks after harvest before you eat them. Acorns are quick and easy to prepare. Slice them in half, scoop out the seeds, place halves face down on a plate, place in a microwave, and zap them on high until fork tender. Flip them over and fill the center with butter, brown sugar or maple syrup. Eat them right out of the shell. Yum!
Aladdin Mini Turban
This little fellow is like a small version of a Turban. It usually has fewer lobes, and their hat is generally solid orange and not striped.
Amber Cup
A dry, sweet and refined squash. Suitable for almost any baking or soup purpose..
Blue Ballet
A smaller version of Blue Hubbard with a sweet bright orange fiber-less flesh that stores well.
Blue Hubbard
This squash was likely used by your great grandmother and is a fall tradition in New England. It has a finely textured, yellow-orange flesh that is medium-sweet and medium-dry with a very hard rind.
Black Forest (Buttercup)
Black Forest is a Kabocha type button-less Buttercup. It has a deep orange fiber-less flesh. It is medium-dry with a rich sweet flavor. Buttercups become sweeter after a few weeks, so don"t be afraid to store this one.
Black Futsu
This is a very rare Japanese heirloom. When first harvested they are almost black in color. As they mature and cure they turn an attractive buckskin color.
Butternut
Butternut has the longest storage potential of all squash varieties. The longer you store it, the sweeter and nuttier the flavor becomes. Their flesh is orange, smooth-textured, and has a unique sweet flavor — particularly after 3 months storage. It will easily store in a cool, dry place through February. This squash is commonly used for pies and is terrific as a stand-alone entrée.
Carnival
Isn"t it attractive?!? The best part? It tastes as good as it looks! It will store for several months and still maintain an excellent eating quality. Their flavor is somewhere between an Acorn and Delicata. Yummy!
Celebration
This squash is very similar to a Carnival or a Festival. It has an acorn-shape. The fruit is cream-colored with orange speckling.
Cha-cha
This is a Kobocha style squash. It does not have a belly button. It is dark green in color and has a dry, flaky and sweet flesh.
Delicata
Delicata is one of our favorite winter squashes. They aren"t big, but they make up for it in flavor. Delicata has a very sweet light orange flesh. It is excellent for stuffing and baking. Prepare it as you would an Acorn and eat right out of the shell.
Festival
This squash is very similar to a Carnival. It is like a cross between an Acorn and a Sweet Dumpling. In our growing conditions, it usually has a bit more green speckling than the Carnivals.
Green Hubbard
Hubbards are a great choice for baking. This squash has all the same great storage and eating attributes of a Blue, Golden or Orange Hubbard only it"s flesh is dark green.
Lakota
Lakota are a Native American heirloom variety squash, which were long lost to cultivation. They were recently rediscovered. They were highly prized by the Sioux Indians. They are as colorful as an Indian blanket with the baking quality of a Hubbard squash. They have a fine-grained orange flesh that is rather neutral in flavor. We prefer this squash as an ingredient rather than a stand alone entrée.
Long of Naples
This squash is an old Italian heirloom. It looks like a cross between a butternut and a La Estrella, only much larger. It has a rich sweet flesh and is good for all baking purposes..
Orange Dawn
This is an orange Kobacha type squash. It isn"t quite as dark orange as a Sunshine. It does not have a belly button. It is fairly small which makes it practical for small households. It is high in Vitamin C.
Orange Hubbard (also called a Gold Hubbard)
This squash was popular around the turn of the century, and is was a staple for the fall and winter pantry. Very similar to a Blue Hubbard. It is finely textured and has a yellow-orange flesh that is medium sweet and medium dry with very hard rind.
Orange Magic
This is a baby Hubbard. It has a delicious nutty orange flesh, and comes sized right for single meals or recipes.
Padana
This squash is very similar to the American Tonda. It is deeply ribbed. It has a dry sweet flesh which was traditionally used for gnocchi. It can be used for baking and soups too..
Pink Banana
A delectable squash that is a superb keeper and makes a sensational pie. The flesh is finer grained and sweeter than a standard pumpkin, and your family will rave at the difference. When found commercially at the grocery store you generally see this sold in chunks covered with clear plastic wrap instead of whole. Instead of pumpkin pie for holidays, we traditionally ate squash pies made by Great-Grandma Barlogio using Pink Banana Squashes.
Red Kuri
Red Kuri is a teardrop-shaped "baby red Hubbard" style fruit. They have a smooth-textured flesh. They are good for pies and purees because specks of skin (being red) will not show. Also know as Orange Hokkaido.
a Hokaido ktora ako Lubjak spomenula sa tiez vola Red Kuri je pod winter squash nie pod pumpkin.
Takze dalej ked som sa hrabal tak som "dozvedel " ze to co je pod menom tekvica priamy preklad pumpkin nie je na jedenie ale na vyrezavanie , to co je pod menom squash je na varenie , pecenie ,a to co je pod menom courd je na obzeranie ( susenie).???
varecha.pravda.sk/recepty/polievka-sladkej-tekvice-korian...