Butternut squash, also known as Doubeurre, is a variety of squash very popular in France. Originally from America, it has adapted to different climates, both in the south and in the north of France.. Here's what you need to know about this delicious squash :
Description :
Butternut squash is a creeping plant, but it can also climb depending on the growing method used.. It is advisable to allow a spacing of approximately 1 meter between the plants to ensure their optimal development.
It is a so-called storage squash, which can spend the winter without problem in a well-ventilated room around 15°C.
The flesh of the Butternut squash is bright orange, very firm, with a subtly sweet and musky taste, reminiscent of the sweetness of soft butter.. It is low in calories (20 kcal/100g) but rich in vitamin C, potassium, magnesium, fiber and antioxidant carotenoids.
It can be cooked in a multitude of ways, making it very versatile in the kitchen.
Culture Tips :
Butternut squash requires very rich, well-drained soil.. It is recommended to add plenty of compost to the entire planting bed to promote its growth.
Exposure to full sunlight is necessary to take advantage of the maximum possible heat.
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