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Old 9th September 2005, 10:09 AM
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Hi Everyone

There is this Banana Squash that we get here in the U.S..

Can we do something with it,Indian style?It looks like our Indian yellow pumpkin.

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Old 19th September 2005, 11:50 PM
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Hi Sunitha,

The banana squash is little sweet in flavor. I have tried making a soup - a mexican recipe that I got from a friend here. It tastes good and healthy!

You want I can share the recipe here. I'm not sure how it would taste for any Indian way of cooking - may be you can try the recipe of yellow pumpkin poriyal with it.
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Hi Rohini

Thanks a lot..

I just wanted to know if it is the same as yellow pumpkin since it looks just like it.
Anyway thanks a lot.

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Hi Sunitha,

I am back on the site after a long time...so got to read your message just now.

I have actually used butternut squash in place of parangikai(yellow pumpkin we get in India) to make "mathan"(thogayal).

May be you can try it with banana squash too, if you would like mathan. I can share mathan recipe if you want.

Refer this site about winter squash...it is said banana squash can be subsituted by butternut squash, pumpkin,etc.
So I assume it applies vice-versa too.

http://www.foodsubs.com/Squash.html
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Old 16th October 2005, 01:01 AM
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Thanks a lot ,Vinu,will try sometime.

I am also from Kerala so I know what 'mathan' means...maybe I should try it as you said.

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