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The leaves crunch under my feet on my morning walks these days. The sun, still bright, is starting to hold back its warmth. What color are the trees where you are? Is it sweater weather there, too? On ...

Roasted squash pairs well with herbs, cheeses, grains or rich spice blends.

Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Carefully cut acorn squash in half with a sharp knife and remove inner seeds. Cut a flat edge on the underside of the squash to keep upright in baking dish. Mix the ...

(WVUE) - Japanese chefs know a simple truth about cooking: if food looks good, it will certainly taste good. This basic principle is proven in the phenomenal visual appeal and flavor that vivid green ...

Slice squash in half, scoop seeds out (seeds may be toasted and used for garnish) and place cut side down on cookie sheet. Moisten pan with less than1/4” of water, cover with foil, and roast in 400° F ...

Your jack-o’-lanterns might be decomposing outside, but unless you carved the butternut squash, too, your winter squashes are likely doing what they do best: waiting patiently on your countertop to be ...

The leaves crunch under my feet on my morning walks these days. The sun, still bright, is starting to hold back its warmth. What color are the trees where you are? Is it sweater weather there, too? On ...