HOURS
Sign up for our NEWSLETTER!
PLEASE HELP RECYCLE!
Apple Varieties Available
- closed for the 2019 season
Informative Blog Posts
Sauce-Sational: An Experiment in Applesacue
- Akane
- Arlet (Swiss Gourmet)
- Baker's Mix - August
- Baker's Mix - October
- Bella
- Bonnie's Best
- Braeburn
- Cameo
- Chenango Strawberry
- Cortland
- Cox Orange Pippin
- Crimson Crisp
- Crimson Gold
- Dandee Red
- Duchess
- Empire
- Fireside
- Frostbite
- Fuji
- Gala
- Ginger Gold
- Golden Delicious
- Golden Supreme
- Granny Smith
- Haralson
- Hazen
- Honey Gold
- Honeycrisp
- Idared
- Jonagold
- Jonamac
- Jonathan
- Jumbo
- Keepsake
- MacIntosh
- Macoun
- Melrose
- Northern Spy
- NW Greening
- Overall Summary
- Paulared
- Red Gravenstein
- Regent
- Sansa
- Scarlet
- Shizuka
- Silken
- Smokehouse
- Smoothee
- Sno (Famuese)
- Snow Sweet
- Spartan
- Sweet 16
- Tolman Sweet
- Valstar
- Wealthy
- William's Pride
- Wolf River
- Zestar!
Popular Posts
-
Applesauce Meringue Cake A company treat 1 1/2 C sugar 1/2 C shortening 2 egg yolks 1 1/2 c unsweetened applesauce 2 t soda ... -
Quart jugs of cider that is… Yup! We now offer four options for your cider purchase – gallon, 1/2 gallon, quart, or pint. It’s added a bit... -
During the 2011 Apple Season a good friend of ours, Cory of Friends in Photography , made multiple trips out to our orchard to take pictures...
-
Laura in the photo booth! These fun sisters spent a great day at the Orchard with their mom! Sunday morning fun at the Photo boo... -
It’s May – which means it’s time to start thinking about Apple Blossoms! We will be having Apple Blossom Days again this year – but instead... -
Bottle trees! What a great way to decorate any garden! My father in law knows how to weld so he puts together scrap metal and makes us t...
Our Blog List
-
-
Passing of an Apple Giant5 days ago
-
Our New Favorite Granola4 weeks ago
Lapacek's Orchard In the News!
Top 10 Fall Farms!
Our Favorite Websites
Persimon Dreams
Follow Our Orchard by Email
Sunday Recipe's
- Amish Apple Grunt
- Apple Butter Madness
- Apple Cheddar Bread
- Apple Chicken Salad/Sandwiches
- Apple Cider Donuts
- Apple Crisp Parfait
- Apple Danish Pastry Bars
- Apple French Toast
- Apple Fritter Rings
- Apple Harvest Blondies
- Apple Nut Bread
- Apple Pecan Quick Bread
- Apple Pie Cake
- Apple Pie in a Jar
- Apple Raisin Loaves
- Apple Salad with Blue Cheese Dressing
- Apple Strudel Puff Pastry
- Apple Toss
- Apple Upside-Down Cake
- Apple-Jalepeno Preserves
- Apple-Pecan Cheesecake
- Baked Oatmeal
- Bavarian Apple Torte
- Blueberry French Toast
- Blueberry-Raspberry Streusel Muffins
- Brandied Apple 'N Cream Cheese Pie
- Caramel Apple Bars
- Coconut Apple Cake
- Cranberry Apple Bread
- Cranberry Apple Salad
- Creamy Apple Squares
- Crispy Festive Apple Salad
- Cucumber Tomatillo Salsa
- Dill Dip
- Dinner in a Pumpkin
- Easy Waffles
- Egg-cellent Apple Salad
- French Apple Pie
- Fresh Apple Salsa
- Great Apple Dessert
- Great Apple Dessert
- Hot Cinnamon Cider
- Hot Pirate Cider
- Kelly's Favorite Apple Pie
- Maple Roasted Acorn Squash
- Marinated Zucchini Salad
- Microwave Apple Muffins
- Pumpkin Cheese Ball
- Pumpkin Gingerbread
- Pumpkin Pie Cake
- Quick Apple Dumplings
- Scalloped Apples
- Sour Cream Apple Coffee Cake
- Spiced Apple Bagel
- Spicy Apple Pancake with Cider Sauce
- Strawberry Chocolate Mint Lemonade Cooler
- Tangy Ham in Cider
- Tomatillo Salsa Verde
- Warm Apple Pudding
- Wilted Swiss Chard with Fresh Basil
- Zucchini Bread
Order your very Own Lapacek's Orchard T-Shirt
Where Can you Find Us?
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Tromboncino Squash
What are those?
We have these weird looking squash that we grew this year called a Tromboncino Squash. Many folks think they are a gourd but they’re actually a delicious summer squash.
I like to slice them up and steam them for a few minutes. They are savory and almost butter-y tasting without adding a thing. You can also slice them up and enjoy them fresh in some dip or sauté them like you would any summer squash.
Of course, I googled Tromboncino Squash to find out a bit more. They can be picked anywhere from a few inches in size to their full length of 3 feet. Right now we’re enjoying them fresh but if we leave to fully mature on the vine we can also enjoy them as a winter squash. I’m excited to try them this way this winter too!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
0 comments:
Post a Comment