Cedarmore Farm CSA: Recipe Share: Sweet Dumpling Squash

Monday, November 18, 2013

Recipe Share: Sweet Dumpling Squash

And you see what I have done with my acorn squash and my newly discovered sweet dumpling squash.

Someone email a question about the little pumpkins we got in our boxes last week. Just knowing the CSA I knew they were edible but had no idea what they were called or how to fix them. We just called them cute little pumpkins. So I did the next best thing...emailed Rue. So he sent back the recipe that I am sharing today. We are going to have them for dinner tonight and I will let you know how they are.

Sweet Dumpling Squash

Cut in half from top to bottom. Put face down on cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees until tender/soft when poked with a fork. Remove the skin and eat with butter and maple syrup or butter and brown sugar.

I was really surprised. I liked at it! I think I would choose to put more brown sugar in to make it a little sweeter. The texture is like mashed sweet potatoes and the taste is somewhat like that also. I think we will have these little cuties again sometime. Also maybe I might add some nutmeg.

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In The Beginning

Andy and Lizzie have known each other since they were very small. Growing up in an Amish community there are plenty of opportunities to play and work together. They grew up in the same church but went to different schools. Several years ago they moved from Wayne County, OH to right outside Hillsboro, OH and established Cedarmore Farm. The farm got it's name very simply...in Wayne County there were very few cedar or sycamore trees . When Andy and Lizzie got here, they noticed an abundance of cedar and sycamore trees on the land. So they just merged the two names and Cedarmore Farm was born. They have worked very hard in the few years that they have been farming the land. Andy and Lizzie are in the process of building their house and hopefully they will be able to move into the upstairs this spring. We can only see good things in their future farming experiences. And we wish them well.

Not only is Cedarmore growing fruits and vegetables. The Andy's have a growing family. They have four of the most precious children! Anna, who is excited about going to school this fall. Dennis who follows Andy around like his shadow. Moses who is doing well after a little run-in with the pigs. And Lovina who is the youngest at 9 months.

Then there is a new season on the farm. In the winter (Jan 2015), the Andy's packed up and moved to MO leaving the CSA in the most capable hands of John and Anna (Anna is Andy's twin sister) Zook and there 7 children. They changed the name of their farm to Cedarmore Farm so we English wouldn't be too confused. So the work has begun to provide lush healthy vegetables for the CSA season 2015 which begins in May.