One of the thing I love to do is talk to people about food and cooking. One of the most common questions this time a year is about spaghetti squash. This beautiful winter vegetable is known for is replaceability for pasta, but the question is often asked, “What exactly do I do with it?”. I’ve put together several ideas so that you can fully enjoy the versatility of this wonderful squash.

What is Spaghetti Squash?

This winter squash has a smooth often yellow or pale golden skin, shaped like a long orb. Like most squash, it is very dense and heavy for it’s size. Spaghetti Squash is a great vitamin source, including Beta Carotene, Vitamin A and Calcium. The flesh consists of tightly packed rows of stranded flesh which is hard to tell until after it is cooked. Then, with a fork, the strands magically are scraped out and resemble pasta. I’ve seen squashes in several sizes, from football sized to half of that. The size does not affect the taste and, like most winter squashes, they can be stored for a week or two. A medium sized squash can easily contain 4 generous servings.

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