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Sausage, Squash, and Cornbread Gratin

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Chelsie Craig

Break out of your butternut squash rut and give kabocha (a.k.a. Japanese pumpkin) a try. It has a vibrant orange flesh and dense, velvety texture that works equally well in sweet or savory recipes. It’s typically available in grocery stores, but if you can’t find kabocha, a medium butternut will still do just fine.

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