A Guide to Winter Squash: 7 Veggies to Cook with This Season

Winter squash comes in so many obscure varieties that it can be overwhelming to look past tried-and-true types like butternut and acorn squash. As it turns out though, there's a world of flavors and textures out there, and getting to know some offbeat varieties of this cold weather staple just might bring some much-needed variety to your table. To help, we've put together a handy guide to some of our favorite winter squash varieties. Head below to find out how to identify and cook all kinds of tasty winter squash. - By Elizabeth Stark & Brian Campbell

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