
Hokkaido (red kuri) squash is a smallish teardrop-shaped squash with bright orange thin edible skin and firm dry orange flesh, sweetish, with a chestnut-nutty taste. It is baked in wedges and halves, made into cream soup, puree, risotto, pumpkin bread, cakes and pies, sauteed, stuffed and added to curry and stew; the skin need not be peeled.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Hokkaido (red kuri) squash, Raw: Calories 40.0 kcal, Proteins 0.8 grams, Fats 0.1 grams, Carbohydrates 10.4 grams per 100 g of product.

Pumpkin pie with coconut is the embodiment of coziness and warm autumn evenings. The roots of this dessert trace back to American cuisine, where pumpkin pies became an integral part of festive tables. The delicate texture from butter and fresh pumpkin combines with the exotic aroma of coconut, while a hint of lemon adds a special freshness to the dessert. The airy dough, complemented by coconut flakes, creates a perfect balance between sweetness and natural pumpkin notes. Cream cheese frosting with powdered sugar and lemon juice makes the pie even more tender and rich. This pie will be a wonderful addition to a cup of hot tea or coffee, and its aroma will fill your home with warmth and comfort.
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This festive American recipe is created for Halloween when pumpkin becomes not just a decoration but a gastronomic wonder. Juicy Hokkaido pumpkin, baked until soft, is filled with aromatic pork stewed with red onion, garlic, rosemary, and spicy chili pepper. Brandy adds a noble depth of flavor to the dish while nutmeg provides warm spiciness. Tender tomatoes make the filling juicy and rich. Baked stuffed pumpkin has a bright, rich taste: the combination of sweet flesh and spicy meat filling creates a harmony that pairs wonderfully with mashed potatoes. Perfect for a cozy autumn evening!
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