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Most blue Hubbard squash recipes are stuffed or roasted. With good reason, because roasting brings out the natural sweetness of this squash. It was a lot of work and it took longer than expected. If the Hubbard squash you have is very newly harvested, the skin may be thin enough to eat.

To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook brad's hubbard squash-kin with harvest stuffing using 13 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Brad's Hubbard squash-kin with harvest stuffing:

1. Make ready 1 lg Hubbard squash-kin
2. Take 1 lb Jimmy dean's maple breakfast sausage
3. Make ready 2 carrots, chopped
4. Take 1/2 lb Brussel sprouts, cut in half
5. Get 3 stalks celery, cut down the middle and chopped
6. Prepare 1/2 lg sweet onion, chopped
7. Prepare 1 yellow crooked neck squash, chopped
8. Make ready 1 tbs Minced garlic
9. Make ready 1/4 cup sherry
10. Prepare 8 oz creme friache
11. Get 5 oz spreadable brie cheese
12. Take 6 tbs maple syrup
13. Prepare Slices Muenster cheese

From butternut to acorn, hubbard to fresh pumpkin, make the most of fall's harvest with the best squash recipes around. A hubbard squash is a winter squash with a green or blue shell and sweet orange flesh. Hubbard squash is typically hard and firm on the outside, with shell colors that range from dark green or gray to blue. In this video, I harvest the blue hubbard squash a couple weeks early because the animals were starting to eat the squash in the field.

Instructions to make Brad's Hubbard squash-kin with harvest stuffing:

1. Place the whole squash in the oven at 350 for 30 minutes. Remove and let cool enough to handle.
2. When cooled. Cut in half. Remove seeds and pulp. Cut the ends so it will stand on a baking sheet.
3. Place 3 tbs syrup in each half. Bake for another 45 min to an hour. Every 15 minutes brush syrup around the edges to glaze the squash. Remove from oven when a fork pierces squash meat easily.
4. Brown sausage in a frying pan. Drain and set aside.
5. Meanwhile, heat 1 tbs oil in a deep fry pan. Add carrots and brussels. Saute 5 minutes. Add onion and celery. Saute 5 more minutes. Add crooked neck and garlic. Saute 2 more minutes. Add sherry and completely reduce liquid. Remove from heat and immediately add cream cheese, creme friache, and brie. Stir well. Incorporate sausage.
6. When squash is ready, stuff with half the stuffing in each half. Bake for another 10 minutes. Add cheese slices and cook 5 more minutes. Remove from oven. Serve as halves to the table. Enjoy.

Hubbard squash is typically hard and firm on the outside, with shell colors that range from dark green or gray to blue. In this video, I harvest the blue hubbard squash a couple weeks early because the animals were starting to eat the squash in the field. When the squash is cool enough to touch it can be stuffed. Spoon the prepared stuffing loosely in to the squash cavity. Golden Hubbard squash is an attractive winter squash with a tear-drop shape and a deep orange-red or golden-red shell.

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