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What to Do With Winter Squash Winter squash is fantastic right now and prepared properly, is sure to become a family favorite. Compared to summer squash which is much smaller and has softer skin and flesh, winter squash is grown to maturity with thicker, harder skin and very firm flesh. These sweet and tasty members of the gourd family are extremely versatile and can be enjoyed in soups, pastas, salads, and even desserts! Varieties include: Acorn squash: As the name suggests, its shape resembles...

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