Believe it or not, I've never tasted one. They are so big, and I hesitated to buy one in case I didn't like it. Today, I found pieces at Winn Dixie, so I bought a small one to try. I know it is probably a cultivar and won't come true from seed, but I may plant a couple of seeds anyway, just for fun. I read that it is calabaza that is the original "3 sisters" squash.
So how do I cook it? I was thinking to bake it with butter, brown sugar and cinnamon like I do acorn squash. Is that what it tastes like, or is it more like pumpkin?
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