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Wouldn't that be called pumpkin bread then Steve? They have recipes for that too you know. 
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Oh yes! Looks nice!
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How did you manage to find an exact copy years later Mary?
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Duh, I just checked on amazon haha. It appears that design is pretty standard.
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I have a tall pair of iron ones. Was birthday gift from EX, was from antique show in Tennessee. They been in 3 states that I know of Tenn ,CT and NY
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Yeah but ...Wouldn't that be called pumpkin bread then Steve? They have recipes for that too you know.
The canned "pumpkin" is C. moschata we are told so it is not a Jack o'lantern pumpkin.
https://www.thekitchn.com/whats-actually-in-your-canned-pumpkin-puree-ingredient-intelligence-69123
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edit: SQUASH latte ??? https://www.mrcoffee.com/blog/archi...maker-for-delicious-pumpkin-spice-lattes.html
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Uh oh. Better go with the zuke recipe I guess.
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I have a C. moschata (Autumn Crown) again this year. C. moschata are not usually grown in my garden. Butternut didn't do very well at reaching maturity during the growing season. Early Butternut did okay but wasn't very productive.
The Autumn Crown didn't seem to like our cool June. I remember saying that there was only one fruit developing but there might be more tiny ones. Bingo! There were. Not vigorous vines and smaller than I remember them last time but I'm looking forward especially to seeing how well they store.
Butternut has a good reputation for lasting right through winters, I've learned. That would sure be nice with some squash!
We have been eating lots of C. maxima Buttercup. I'm not complaining and it's our standard practice but the idea is for there to be very few left after the first of the year. I can keep one or two Autumn Crown into January and see how they do.
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who has no intention of using a Jack o'lantern pumpkin for a pie again!
The Autumn Crown didn't seem to like our cool June. I remember saying that there was only one fruit developing but there might be more tiny ones. Bingo! There were. Not vigorous vines and smaller than I remember them last time but I'm looking forward especially to seeing how well they store.
Butternut has a good reputation for lasting right through winters, I've learned. That would sure be nice with some squash!
We have been eating lots of C. maxima Buttercup. I'm not complaining and it's our standard practice but the idea is for there to be very few left after the first of the year. I can keep one or two Autumn Crown into January and see how they do.
Steve
who has no intention of using a Jack o'lantern pumpkin for a pie again!
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