I wanted to stock up on this when kuri kabocha squash was in season. If you freeze the paste you can use it any time you like. I used ingredients that I had on hand.Mix it up while the kabocha squash is still hot. The sugar will melt nicely. Reheat in the microwave.To freeze, double wrap in plastic wrap and a plastic bag etc. to prevent it from picking up any odors. Defrost in the microwave! Recipe by Blue poppy

I received a whole kabocha squash, so I made stew and pie...but I still had some left over and couldn't figure out what to do with it, so I modified Magrintop's recipe (ID: 560967).Depending upon the amount of water content in the kabocha squash, please increase or decrease the amount of milk 10 ml at a time.Use cinnamon or vanilla essence to make the kabocha squash paste fragrant. Use whichever you like!※Refer to my pumpkin pie filling recipe (ID: 430595) for making the kabocha squash paste. Recipe by Kokubocchi

I received some cute, heart-shaped cast-iron casserole dishes, so I prepared kabocha squash au gratin. I tried combining a lot of the steps together since washing dishes is a pain!The cheese is a little hard to melt, so before putting it into the oven, you can microwave for about a minute.Add whatever extra fillings you like! Recipe by rira

I wanted to make croquettes using kabocha squash for my mother who's a kabocha-lover.Add a little honey to bring out the natural sweetness of kabocha. When you microwave the kabocha over paper towels, it'll absorb the excess water, and make it fluffy. Leave the mashed kabocha aside and let cool slightly before forming patties. Recipe by maa1012

Made with the kabocha squash my daughter loves.Once the kabocha squash is in the pot, don't touch it.Place the kabocha squash into the pot so that they don't overlap.I didn't put it in the ingredients list, but I recommend adding a shake of ajishio (umami-mixed) salt just before you turn off the heat. Recipe by Yoshimorisanchi

I came up with this simple cake that makes the most of the delicious combination of kabocha squash and cream cheese. Thanks to these two ingredients, the okara feels less flaky, and the cake comes out very moist and rich even though it's actually healthy.Because this recipe is flour-free, the cake easily falls apart compared to regular cake. That's why you need to chill it well before removing from the cake pan. The sweetness depends on the kabocha squash, but if you want it less sweet, keep the sugar at 25-30 g. Add rum and/or cinnamon if you'd like. For 14 to 16 cm [6.3 in] round cake pan. Recipe by miyuki12

My mother loves kabocha squash, so I made these croquettes for her. She asked me to make just plain croquettes without other ingredients and I made these simple croquettes. It was easy to make! (I sent my mother frozen ones.)-Before microwaving the kabocha squash, wet 2 pieces of kitchen paper and squeeze out the excess water. Line the bottom of the heat-proof dish with one piece of kitchen paper and cover the kabocha with another. The resultant kabocha squash will turn out better. Don't forget the cling film to cover on top.-Kabocha skins have a lot of nutritions. Pare off the skin roughly so that some of the skins can stay on.-Make them in batches and freeze. Recipe by rie-tin

Since I keep a stock of frozen kabocha, I used it to make a salad.When mashing with the fork, try to achieve a smooth consistency!!Unsweetened yoghurt is also fine.Using the unsweetened type highlights the natural sweetness of the kabocha.With sweetened yoghurt, it becomes even sweeter and more delicious. For 2 servings. Recipe by Chi-zusan

I always have leftover kabocha squash paste after making kabocha squash bread. So I wondered what would happen if I folded it inside the dough, and somehow I came up with this kabocha squash sheet.This sheet doesn't stretch out like a normal sheet. Also, in order to enjoy the taste and color of the kabocha squash, folding it 2 to 3 times is just about right I think.The rising times given for the dough are approximate. Wait patiently until the dough has risen properly. Recipe by Chibato

My mom used to make this kabocha soup often. It's quick, easy and delicious.You don't need to completely turn the kabocha into mash.Season lightly with salt and pepper so that you can enjoy the sweetness of the kabocha squash!If you don't have heavy cream, add more milk instead. Recipe by OBU

As part of cleaning out my refrigerator I used some mashed up, frozen kabocha I'd gotten last year, together with light cheese for a sweet snack that I really like.The looseness of the filling will depend on the water content of the kabocha. I use moist kabocha, but if yours is dry and the filling doesn't pour out easily, loosen it up a bit by adding a little milk. Please adjust the sweetness as desired. The baking time will vary depending on the oven used. Recipe by KT121

I'm a member of a sweets seminar, and we agreed upon serving kabocha squash tarts at a school festival. So, I've finally managed to put this together after a few attempts. This is an improved recipe of this: []. You can also use readymade tart crusts. The filling is really easy to make, so please give it a try.If the tart dough is turning runny, chill immediately in the fridge! Be extra careful during the summer.Don't forget to start with measuring the ingredients and preheating the oven. Recipe by Yasai