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Old January 26, 2019   #23
Tormato
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Originally Posted by bjbebs View Post
For yellow squash, Butter Stick and Butter Dish, both from Burpee. I also plant a Lebanese squash. I got this seed from an old country immigrant. She had a small grape orchard and close to a 1/2 acre garden. Put up everything she grew and gave away the rest. She called the squash, Cousa, which is the prepared dish rather than variety name. The squash is cored, filled with a rice or bulgur and meat mixture, similar to a stuffed cabbage roll. It has a different flavor than typical squash. I have no idea what the retail Lebanese squash tastes like but this pale green squash is special.


I've tried a variety called "Cousa" that may be the same pale green one that you described. I prepared it much like the above. Taste, to me, is like a mild zucchini. The best thing about it is that because it is cored in the preparation, it can be picked a bit later without the worry of hard maturing seeds.
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