What is another word for winter crookneck?
Pronunciation: [wˈɪntə kɹˈʊknɛk] (IPA) 
Winter crookneck squash is also known as "hanging pumpkin," "bottle gourd," and "serpente di Sicilia." It belongs to the Cucurbita moschata family and has distinctive curved necks, smooth skin, and vibrant colors that range from yellow-orange to deep green. These squashes are harvested during the fall season and can last throughout the winter months. Other common synonyms for "winter crookneck" include "Tromboncino," "Buttercup squash," "Waltham butternut," and "Boston marrow squash." These squashes are often used in soups, stews, and casseroles, and can add a unique flavor and texture to any dish.
