What is another word for turban squash?
Pronunciation: [tˈɜːbən skwˈɒʃ] (IPA) 
Turban squash has many synonyms depending on the region and country. In the United States, it's also called Turk's Turban due to its unique shape and striking coloration. This squash is typical for autumn and winter dishes, and in Italy, it's known as "Serpent of Sicily." In France, it's called "Turc Marbre," which means "marbled turban," due to its smooth and marbled skin. Yet in Spain, it's known as "calabaza turbon" or "Turban pumpkin." Despite the differences in the name, turban squash remains a popular and versatile vegetable in many traditional dishes across the globe.
