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Miriam Says: "This is a good Thanksgiving dish that I serve in hollowed-out squash shells. Squashes with drier, denser flesh, such as kabocha, lend the best texture to this dish. You can also substitute 'yam'-type sweet potatoes. For a more pumpkin pie-like flavor, substitute cinnamon for the allspice."
SV Note: We've made this recipe using butternut squash, in a casserole dish, and while not as dramatic as the kabocha squash served in it's own shell, it's faster, easier and equally delicious. Pick a good size, mature butternut squash.
To bake kabocha or butternut squash, cut in half (butternut lenghwise), scoop out the seeds, and bake in a shallow pan covered with foil, for one hour on until tender.