American Southern Medium mary-randolph
Winter Squash
The crooked neck of this squash is the best part.
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Instructions
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The crooked neck of this squash is the best part.
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Cut it in slices an inch thick, take off the rind, and boil them with salt in the water; drain them well before they are dished, and pour melted butter over--serve them up very hot.
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The large part, containing the seeds, must be sliced and pared--cut it in small pieces, and stew it till soft, with just water enough to cover it; pass it through a sieve and stew it again, adding some butter, pepper, and salt; it must be dry, but not burnt.
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It is excellent when stewed with pork chops.